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FIFA initially barred the Iranian girls from taking part in Singapore because of their insistence on wearing head scarves.
He has called the telephone companies "the new Soviet Ministries," because of their insistence on controlling their customers, and he has written disparagingly about many of their products.
In part because of their insistence on staging plays as they like, script be damned, Mr. Lin and Mr. Meng are both regularly on the receiving end of critical ire.
As millions of Americans were celebrating New Year's Eve, the Republicans were careening the country off the fiscal cliff because of their insistence that no rich person should ever pay a cent in higher taxes.
Because of their insistence that ministry should include involvement in the political struggle of the poor against wealthy elites, liberation theologians were often criticized both formally, from within the Roman Catholic Church, and informally as naive purveyors of Marxism and advocates of leftist social activism.
He accused members of the political opposition of trying to overthrow the government because of their insistence that Mr. Chávez's absence on Jan . 10would require the head of the National Assembly to temporarily assume the presidency — even though the Assembly leader and Mr. Chávez both belong to the United Socialist Party.
Firstly, men reported visiting the GP promptly on discovering their symptom because of their partner's insistence.
Many of them believe they are alive today only because of their ancestors' near-fanatical insistence on preserving the ideas of the Armenian nation, church and language.
WHEN Dr. Simmons has ruffled feathers, especially among students, it has usually been because of her insistence that they use proper diction and scrap the "likes" and "ums" that have been part of their lexicon since childhood.
Politically, Gorky was a nuisance to his fellow Marxists because of his insistence on remaining independent, but his great influence was a powerful asset, which from their point of view outweighed such minor defects.
The position of the State Department regarding possible redesignation of the People's Mujahedeen, an Iranian opposition group, on the terrorist list, because of the insistence of the residents of Camp Ashraf for basic humanitarian needs, including running water, before completing their transfer to Camp Liberty in Iraq, is illegal and illegitimate.
