Ever fearful of falls, the hospice staff has insisted she call for help whenever she wants to get up.
Rupert, who is 2 years old, bears no blame for this mistake because his grandfather introduced himself as George before the boy could form words, and has insisted on being called George ever since.
"The 'rigged' thing is one of the brightest things that he could've done," Dobbs insisted, calling Trump's refusal to say that he would concede if he lost "an absolute stroke of genius".
Coach John Gagliardi, who over 55 seasons has insisted that his players call him John, refuses to employ a whistle or loud voice and limits his team's physical contact to game day.
History, then, is absolutely central to understanding the significance of the visit by Elizabeth II to the Republic of Ireland (or, returning to our definitions, simply "Ireland", as the Irish Supreme Court has insisted it should be called).
Traditional Christianity has insisted upon what is called the "real presence" of Christ in the Eucharist.
When he first met Marilyn, she had a cat named Portia, but he had insisted on calling it Fang.
To avoid inflaming domestic sensitivities, Philippine officials have insisted on calling the mission an exercise or war game, one American military officer said.
They must have been given some explanation after the accident, as their parents had insisted on calling it, when Suchen's picture was printed in the county and province newspapers, alongside the pictures of five other girls, hers the only one not framed in black.
The reason is that in the group's work, he has insisted on exposing what he calls "both sides of the moon".
