Sentence examples for and not insisting from inspiring English sources

So how exactly does the church square "never showing partiality", "dealing with everyone fairly" and "not insisting on their own rights at the expense of others" with discriminatory admissions and employment policies that prioritise church children over non-church attenders and refuse to allow non-Christians to apply for jobs?

Considering the social determinants of health (income, employment, race and gender, among other things), and not insisting on abstinence as a prerequisite for getting help is the foundation of other harm-reduction initiatives.

This may be due to AT teachers administering the questionnaires at baseline and not insisting on completing some sensitive information such as date of birth.

The winning group promises to maintain editorial independence and not insist on a new round of layoffs.

The winning group has promised to maintain the newspaper's editorial independence and not insist on a new round of layoffs.

But if he loses his job at the general election, I would certainly offer him a post, and not insist that he lose a year becoming qualified.

Barely a month into the road map, Israel is expected to repeat the mistakes of Oslo and not insist on Palestinian compliance, but take everincreasing risks to help shore up a supposedly weak Palestinian leader.

Laws's new guidance, to be issued by the Department for Education on Monday, will ask governing bodies to avoid exclusive single-supplier contracts and not insist that pupils wear expensive items of uniform.

If she had carried out judgments against the men we dated, And not insisted that we eat another half a bagel at brunch, Dayenu, it would have been enough.

In such situations, the IRS has collected the required income tax and not insisted upon a penalty when the taxpayer has a reasonable explanation.

And she is not insisting on strict adherence to budget-cutting goals.