Additionally, social and gender inequalities, such as poverty and unequal educational and occupational opportunities, force women to rely on male partners for financial support, making it more difficult for them to insist on interventions that reduce their risk of acquiring HIV.
Sometimes a woman insisted on interventions that would entail a medical risk for her, even though it was not expected to make any difference to fetal health or survival.
Under the proposals, separating parents will be encouraged to find a settlement on their own and those who insist on State intervention will now have to pay a fee.
She insisted on transcending labels.
I learned this from my mother, who, when I was growing up, would insist on a small intervention to keep my new shoes intact: a trip to the shoemaker for taps, small kidneys of plastic, front and back, gently hammered with miniature nails.
It's admirable to insist on purely peaceful interventions, but let's acknowledge that the likely upshot is that we sit by as perhaps another 60,000 Syrians are killed over the next year.
At the same time, most patients with MUS do not overtly insist on additional somatic interventions.
On 31 July the hunger strike began to break, when the mother of Paddy Quinn insisted on medical intervention to save his life.
The leaders must insist on the sort of intervention that the young Dr. Kouchner of Doctors Without Borders had espoused before he fused humanitarianism and war, the sort of intervention that would lead to a continent of Europeans without borders.
Even if Mr Ahmadinejad decides not to insist on the cut, his intervention has further worried businessmen who think his indifference to the plight of private banks shows he is hostile to private enterprise as a whole.
