Sentence examples for For this insistence from inspiring English sources

One of the reasons for this insistence is the idea that logic is topic neutral, or purely general.

Moreover, Herder has compelling reasons for this insistence on respecting national groupings: (1) The deep diversity of values between nations entails that homogenization is ultimately impracticable, only a fantasy.

But one wonders if the underlying rationale for this insistence is not the residual shadow of a meritocratic belief that the person with superior native talent has a strong entitlement to gain any superior rewards that society dispenses if society does not insist on strict equality of benefits for all.

Speaking unselfconsciously of his own faith, he said, "The separation of church and state is a very healthy principle I would die for, but this insistence on separating belief from our daily life is at the root of many of our problems".

For us, this insistence that the convenient adaptability and flexibility of Foucaldian analysis 'is to be celebrated' (Rose, O'Malley and Valverde, 2006: 100) is self-defeating, since this pursuit of a 'looser' relationship to Foucault's work, dropping in on it from time to time to borrow an insight or deploy a concept, has itself become overbearing.

Coupled with the refusal to negotiate with any group as long as they do not accept the ultimate goal of Assad's removal from power, this insistence for regime change makes it impossible for several important groups, including Russia, to come to the table.

"But for the insistence and persistence of the government's informant, this case never would have occurred," he said.

As for the insistence by Mr Juncker and others that the EU constitution lives on, this is an understandable effort to sustain the great dream of European political union, which has animated leaders such as Mr Juncker for many years.

The fact that France is a decent place to live is largely responsible for the insistence of many American politicians that it isn't.

This in turn points either to a strong insistence on equality or the difference principle (Blake 2001 and Miller 1998), but the case for the insistence is limited in scope by the jurisdiction of the coercive scheme.

There were some legal reasons for this, like their insistence on the rights of Roman citizenship (Acts 16 35-40), but their choice to stay in custody seemed to have a more personal touch.