The Obama Administration hasn't helped itself with its rhetorical wobbling, which opens the door to dangerous miscalculations by its adversaries and by its friends — for instance, insisting, in August, 2011, that for "the sake of the Syrian people, the time has come for President Assad to step aside," or promising, this past March, that Russia would "pay a price" for its annexation of Crimea.
Lallement, for instance, insisted the man recognized and kissed her.
The intuitionism of W.D. Ross and his followers, for instance, insists that all duties and obligations are prima facie.
For instance, "insisted on anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to reporters".
Yet the political leaders still pander to the sentiment stirred up by Mr Fortuyn, for instance by insisting on integration (including learning the Dutch language) rather than accepting or even celebrating multiculturalism.
In Zimbabwe, for instance, by insisting that this month's elections be free and fair and by offering increased financial aid for land redistribution, Britain is signaling its broader interest in the stability of a region that encompasses vast British investment, particularly in South Africa.
Behavioural control by parents is viewed as the extent to which they regulate or manage their children's behaviour, for instance by insisting on compliance with rules, demands or directives (Rohner & Khaleque, 2003).
For instance, he insists that the Nazi consul in Los Angeles, Georg Gyssling, was able to "terrorize" Hollywood by threatening to block any American film that cast aspersions on Germany.
For instance, Sahota insists that the stories "always have a personal start".
For instance, they insist on calling the Sienna their "swagger wagon".
