Sentence examples for insisted on eliminating from inspiring English sources
Deutsche Bank then agreed "to integrate" Dresdner Kleinwort Benson, but, according to Dresdner executives, insisted on eliminating the jobs of most employees.
In passing the so-called "STEM Jobs Act" in November, the G.O.P.-controlled G.O.P.-controlled Housefifty-five thousapprovedgranotheras a year for foreign scimmigrantduates, but insisted on eliminating an equivisast number of visas granted under other programs, particularlyeardiversity program that grants visas to countries with little representation in the United States.
If the bottom line in all this is that we won't be getting healthcare reform, but we might be getting health care finance reform, is it too much to ask that the Democratic women members of the House and Senate insist on eliminating any kind of two-tiered system for paying for abortions -- one for the rich and one for the poor.
After all, we don't insist on eliminating terrorist threats from Somalia, Yemen and Pakistan.
Is it cooperating when it insists on eliminating our protection against layoffs?
And House Democrats said they would also insist on eliminating the exemption from federal antitrust law that health insurance companies have long enjoyed.
When, more recently, people criticized him for insisting on eliminating the open-door policy at the City University of New York, where he was chairman of the board, Mr. Badillo prevailed.
When the budget negotiations really get going after Thanksgiving, Obama should insist on eliminating this absurd and offensive giveaway as part of any agreement.
The question is whether it's achievable, and whether it's better to have a small Iranian capacity that is closely watched, or to insist on eliminating their capacity altogether".
7 8 It has been suggested that editors should insist on eliminating the use of positive sounding acronyms 9 or even bring a HALT (help acronyms leave (medical) trials) to the use of acronyms altogether.
She insisted on transcending labels.
