Sentence examples for insist on implementing from inspiring English sources
USPSTF, get out of our way because if you insist on implementing these guidelines, you're next.
"If they insist on implementing this policy, I will probably stop all relationships with Vanderbilt," Singleton told NPR. "Because I'm a Christian, and I feel like Christians have a right to express their views and to choose their leadership on this campus — and they seem to be the primary group that's singled out by this policy".
They insist on implementing measures to improve the quality of prescriptions, avoiding mere quantitative evaluations of prescription costs.
Bauman and his small team were among Slack's earliest users, and they loved the platform so much that they insisted on implementing it within Blue Bottle.
The student cohorts in the treatment years were drawn from the same population as the baseline (year 1) cohort and they were taught by many of the same teachers who taught the baseline cohort (there was some turnover and some teachers who had been left out of the treatment group, based on enthusiastic reports from their peers, insisted on implementing the treatment on their own).
Most important of all, he insisted on implementing his own invention: cops in plain clothes; because nothing makes people (guilty or innocent) as nervous as seeing a uniform.
"If Twitter officials insist on not implementing court orders and rules of law... there will be no other option but to prevent access to Twitter to help satisfy our citizens' grievances," the statement said.
In the coming months, for example, he should insist on Israel implementing its long-promised West Bank settlement freeze, not just shrug helplessly when it doesn't.Neither grand plans nor vigilant policing of interim agreements will end this tangle at a stroke.
If they are to believe that President Bush is serious about a viable Palestinian state, he must also insist on Israel implementing its long-promised settlement freeze.Once Israel has left Gaza and Mr Abbas has built a government capable of controlling the rejectionists it will be time to return to the question of borders, Jerusalem and refugees.
Is it to go back to the old path of heavy industrialization and investment to stimulate the economy, or insist on restructuring, implementing the long awaited reform in production factor pricing and state-owned monopoly enterprises?
