Sentence examples for insisted on reporting from inspiring English sources
Ostin, whose title was chairman of Warner Bros. Records, had insisted on reporting directly to Steve Ross; after Ross died, in late 1992, Ostin and Morgado clashed.
The complaint is eerily parallel to one from a case discussed in "Moral Mazes," where an accountant was dismissed because he insisted on reporting "irregular payments, doctored invoices, and shuffling numbers".
When the crusading journalist Anna Politkovskaya insisted on reporting on war crimes in Chechnya, even though her informing her fellow citizens led -- as she knew it well could -- to her being gunned down on her doorstep as she went home to her fourteen-year-old daughter, she was acting like an American.
Only totalitarian ones insist on reporting only the good news.
They insist on reporting the facts.
The CONSORT 2010 Statement and the Uniform Requirements for Manuscripts Submitted to Biomedical Journals of the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) [ 15, 18], both adopted by many journals, insist on reporting of information on funding sources and other support and the role of funders.
She insisted on transcending labels.
Both the account of his working life and the great set-pieces of reporting insist on telling us this truth.
Bloomberg News, citing people who insisted on anonymity, reported that the White House is likely to propose an $800 tax rebate for individuals, a $1,600 rebate for households and investment incentives for businesses.
The modern-day equivalent may be when someone who is addicted to a particular video game insists on giving you a lengthy report on his latest exploits.
