Sentence examples for insist on development from inspiring English sources
Vicente Fox, Mexico's president, has shared this concern since he ran for governor of the state of Guanajuato in 1995 and attacked the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, for failing to insist on development assistance as part of Nafta.
Demanding that the Georgian leadership returns Imedi to its rightful owners, thus restoring its independence and permitting a voice of balanced journalism to again be heard, would be a clear signal that U.S. policy in Georgia will insist on development of the basic democratic institutions we so fervently seek.
The goal is to demand slum residents' basic human right to housing and to insist on development with justice and equity.
Members of the New York City Arts Coalition and the Environmental Justice Coalition praised the building for its environmental design but said the city should insist on a development fee for the arts and affordable housing.
As part of its loan package, the government should insist on the development of "transportmaker business plans" from the car companies, with specific timelines for developing more fuel-efficient cars.
Even though cruise operators might now pause, they have created a market in which consumer expectations will insist on the development of bigger and better ships.European companies can more easily satisfy this demand because their experience dates from the origins of the cruise-ship industry.
She insisted on transcending labels.
With its stone tile floors and granite finishes — details that Mr. Perez insisted on — the development, named the Casablanca after the meat market, has transformed the appearance of a run-down block in what used to be considered one of the city's toughest neighborhoods.
Moreover, following Jang's demise, there is no advisor other than his ailing aunt who can risk challenging Kim or telling him what he does not want to hear, including the message that the U.S. will continue to oppose a North Korea that insists on nuclear development.
You have rightly insisted on the development of training for the legal professions, of training in the European mechanisms, of relationships with the Court of Justice, of the use of instruments of mutual recognition, of legal cooperation and of comparative law.
