Sentence examples for blanket insistence from inspiring English sources

Today, a blanket insistence on Deaf language and culture for deaf children who can acquire the language of their families is outdated.

Under President Obama, the insistence on blanket anonymity has grown to new levels.

On Wednesday, the United States considerably softened both the tone and the content of its initial demands, dropping its insistence on blanket immunity.

Instead, MPs were enraged by the European court's insistence that we end the blanket ban on the right of prisoners to vote.

It was an emotional visit - "surrounded by the conversation of my childhood, three times a day in the dining room my bones nearly melted" - but the Russian delegates were hostile to Paley's insistence that they issue a blanket condemnation of American foreign policy.

Previous iterations of the Geneva talks had faltered because of what critics said was the government's insistence on combating "terrorists," the blanket term Damascus uses to describe the rebels, even as peace talks were continuing.

"I Am Love" took eight months to shoot and edit, complicated in part by Mr. Guadagnino's insistence that the opening take place after a snow storm has blanketed Milan.

And while he managed not to drift into blanket denigrations of any gender, nationality or religion, his speech was largely a list of problems facing Israel, an insistence that President Barack Obama is to blame, and a promise to solve everything.

insistence on reducing press manning.

There was no such insistence a decade ago.

China's insistence on reunification is absolute.