Sentence examples for increasingly insisting from inspiring English sources

Authorities are increasingly insisting that telecoms gear (and services like Skype) should allow for the lawful interception of communications.

Prominent voices within the financial sector are increasingly insisting on one point: We have ended "too big to fail".

Other industries — such as Silicon Valley — have followed Wall Street's example, and are increasingly insisting on arbitration agreements with employees.

However, in this crisis it appears that employers are also increasingly insisting that recruits work for nothing as a way into employment.

The inquiry found that schools were increasingly insisting on policies that required parents to buy clothing with embroidered names and logos, or branded blazers and sports kit.

But they are increasingly insisting on disputes being heard locally.Exorbitant no more?English law remains prevalent in Asian arbitration, accounting for 32% of cases at SIAC (most of the rest are under Singaporean law and involve at least one local party).

Some of the lawyers I met said that women increasingly insist on being represented when inheritances are divided.

Elsewhere, rather like Uncle Daniel Ponder, she increasingly insisted that she had been "brought up in a world of love".

Moreover, marketing officers have increasingly insisted on finding ways other than 30-second television commercials to engage consumers.

Gov. George W. Bush's camp increasingly insists that his tax proposals include significant cuts for this group, too.

"Nutritionists now increasingly insist on the need for more diverse agro-ecosystems in order to ensure a more diversified nutrient output," it said.