Sentence examples for government insistence from inspiring English sources
All had windows that were blacked out, at government insistence, to discourage loitering.
Furthermore, they rejected the government insistence that "reasonable suspicion" rather than the "balance of probabilities" should be sufficient grounds for issuing the less serious control orders.
Despite both Turkish military and government insistence that it wants US competition in these tenders, SSM has resisted making the necessary changes to the tenders to ensure it.
Last November, Mr. Trimble took the politically bold step of persuading his Ulster Unionist party to drop its "guns before government" insistence that the I.R.A. must begin disarming before the Ulster Unionists would enter government side by side with Sinn Fein.
There is some anxiety currently in the academic community, especially in the humanities, over government insistence that publicly funded research must in future be open access.
Lockheed responded that government insistence on extensive modifications, not anticipated in the RFP, as the source of the cost overruns.
Not least was western governments' insistence that it must hand over Mr Milosevic to UN justice before they would distribute significant quantities of cash to rebuild the NATO-battered country.
He also said that privately run developments were proliferating not because of popular demand but because of local governments' insistence that someone else pay for streets, utilities and landscaping.
This is driven by U.S. and European governments' insistence that a percentage of motor fuels sold must come from plant-based sources.
"That was all to do with the government's insistence, Mrs Thatcher's insistence, that she did not negotiate with terrorists, she did not and would not negotiate with the IRA.
The significance of that ruling for the future of government-press relations has been debated, but this much was certain: It established the primacy of a free press in the face of a government's insistence on secrecy.
