'insistence for' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
You can use 'insistence on' or 'insistence that' instead. For example: She showed an insistence on getting the job done right.
There isn't the same insistence for early years providers".
"I read Lisa's insistence for a prenup as a lack of trust".
It drops its insistence, for example, that all long-range air-launched cruise missiles be banned.
They have stood firm in recent years over their insistence for free agency and helped change pro football's landscape there.
(The image was cropped, apparently at writer Greg Rucka's insistence, for the cover, but Bleeding Cool has the original sketch).
After graduating from the University of Wisconsin with a degree in history, he attended law school (at his father's insistence) for six months.
The literature lover in me wants very much to use these authors' impressive sales figures as evidence for Ferrante's insistence that "For those who love reading, the author is purely a name".
American terms for a political settlement will probably be an insistence that, for the time being, there be 2 separate states in Vietnam with approximately the 1954 boundary.
The court further found that Time had adopted the "no-shop" clause at Warner's insistence and for Warner's protection.
Women's Intercultural Center I found an inspiring sense of self-determination, an insistence that for a community and a region to change it must become more self-sufficient.
Fourth, its insistence that, for the purposes of church law, it is primarily the bishop's responsibility to deal with these cases.
