Sentence examples for insisted on better from inspiring English sources

America, which had also been negotiating duty-free access for Bangladeshi goods, had already insisted on better conditions.Bangladesh's main advantage is its low cost.

Conflicts with her mother-in-law began immediately, as the new Mrs. Rafaat insisted on better hygiene and more contact with the men in the house.

But after talks over the past week with Mr. Putin, Mrs. Merkel insisted on better terms if Magna was to obtain a stake in Opel.

There, NATO forces, led by the United States, tightened the rules of engagement for airstrikes and insisted on better targeting to reduce civilian deaths only after repeatedly ignoring or disputing accounts of airstrikes that left many civilians dead.

Earlier still, if I had insisted on better bowel preps before my first abdominal surgery, or a postponement, maybe the stents and infection and the allergic reaction to antibiotics would never have happened.

"The Army, as the service primarily responsible for ground operations, should have insisted on better Phase IV planning and preparations through its voice on the Joint Chiefs of Staff," the study noted.

Do the GPs mobilise to insist on better performance from the hospitals?

Apple has promised to insist on better working conditions.Ask about Apple inside China, however, and you hear little but praise.

If governments, activists or workers insist on better working conditions, profit-seeking multinational firms could credibly threaten to relocate.

Housing minister Grant Shapps said: "One of my first decisions in government was to insist on better value for money from this £240m scheme.

Voters and politicians didn't demand that the Federal Aviation Administration enforce rigid security standards; passengers didn't insist on better performance by the airports and airlines that shared responsibility with the F.A.A.