When Congress refused to take action, Olmsted wrote to Henry Bellows, the president of the Sanitary Commission, "I hope the time-serving, shilly shally, disjointed, incoherent, lazy, cowardly disposition which prevails in Washington, will not fail to be denounced, and the urgency of immediate, comprehensive governmental action in the premises, will be insisted on".
Only that, in this area where it is so vital for football to make progress and set an example at the highest, most public level of sporting life, decent behaviour must be insisted on, due process completed, and the importance of anti‑racism and anti-discrimination efforts accorded proper respect.
Individual rights must be specified by the sovereign in ways that are compatible with the interests of all in a just polity, and Rousseau rejects the idea that such rights could be insisted on as a check on the sovereign's power.
Under what conditions will counseling be insisted on?
On 24 January 1674, Bishop Fuller issued a decree dealing with the recommendations of the commissioners — a majority of all the Fellows should always be insisted on, so the Provost could not push an election in a thin meeting, and Fellows should be admitted immediately after their election.
I just can't see the intolerance of the far right, presently directed not only at abortion clinics and homosexuals but also at high school libraries and small-town schoolteachers, as leading to a super-biblical puritanism by which procreation will be insisted on and reading of any kind banned.
And I will be insisting on extraordinary performance moving forward".
Instead, she seems to be insisting on scrutinising the science it relies on.
If they did, they would be insisting on higher interest rates, which they aren't.
Not Braun, given how strongly he seems to be insisting on his innocence.
The men did indeed seem to be insisting on good value.
