Sentence examples for executives insistence from inspiring English sources

It's a novel inversion of the music-industry norm to have a singer who wanted commercial success being confounded by the executives' insistence on more challenging and political material, and that's not the only twist in Paul's tale.

ECMC executives' insistence on arbitration may be revealing of how they really would operate the schools, however well-intentioned and public-spirited they believe they are now.

There is no indication Sandberg tracked down the female executive whose insistence on her legal rights made her life unnecessarily difficult.

Consider the fact that the Obama administration recently made a teensy-tiny little sliver of executive-branch insistence -- postponing the implementation of the employer mandate of the Affordable Care Act -- and it has been a rain of holy hellfire hand-baskets ever since.

Other aspects of the Sarbanes-Oxley legislation will matter more, such as the act's ban on subsidised personal loans to top executives and its insistence on prompt disclosure of share dealings to repay company loans.

And despite their chief executive Peter Kenyon's insistence that Chelsea do not comment on transfer speculation, they did last week in denying that Rio Ferdinand was a target.

The feud revolved around the executive branch's insistence that the committee redact the pseudonyms used to identify the mid-level CIA officers involved in the program.

The results seem to belie County Executive Rob Astorino's insistence that racial discrimination is no longer a significant problem in Westchester.

At issue, say music label executives, is Apple's insistence on selling all music at the same price.

CBS executives, however, denied their insistence on Jackson's removal from the footage.

The BOA's chief executive, Andy Hunt, repeated his insistence they would be welcomed into the team and treated no differently from other athletes.