Sentence examples similar to insist on grounds from inspiring English sources
Former science chief Paul Gilman says Leavitt insisted on grounding regulations in science, although many environmentalists feel the agency has been too friendly to industry.
They looked to Husserl to theorize their turn to these discourses by insisting on grounding their theoretical analyses in the concrete particulars of lived experience.
Once they do, they enforce the rules - they police overcrowding, they turn out squatters, they insist on the ground rent being paid, they initiate security.
If you use a wheelchair or otherwise cannot climb stairs, insist on a ground-floor room.
We are taking it as given that the leap year fact is not a moral reason, but the objection insists on general grounds that it is implausible to suppose that there is no explanation of its failure to be a reason.
It's time to turn from the misinformation, fear, and stigma that too often drive drug policy and insist on approaches that ground our policies in science and compassion.
His most decisive intervention in the economy came in 2008 when he blocked the sale of Alitalia to Air France, insisting on patriotic grounds that it should remain in Italian hands.
He says that he insisted on three ground rules with Gorman: neither he nor she would reveal his identity; he wouldn't be the sole source for any story; he would not supply her with classified information.
Since 1982, he has imparted his enthusiasm to waves of students, as the director of the photography program at Bard College, where he insists on historical grounding and darkroom mastery while being fully open to current trends.
The supply of nuclear fuel would be guaranteed by international agreements, giving countries like Iran no legitimate grounds to insist on a program of their own.
