Mr. Neas noted that the new Homeland Security Department had been exempted, at the administration's insistence, from much of the oversight required for other government agencies.
His famous stamping chords are usually discussed in terms of their insistence, but much of that comes down to harmonic stasis – the point is that it is the same chord repeated more than 200 times.
"Beautiful" is at its most promising when it satirically scratches the eyes out of its subject, although these farcical bits are executed with a haranguing insistence that flattens much of their humor.
Hume's insistence that "belief" underlies much of our thinking and reasoning was adopted and deployed by Hamann, often with a linguistic sleight of hand.
What makes the United States distinctive, I think, is our insistence on collecting so much of our tax revenue in a distinctly unpleasant way.
This insistence on reciprocity has animated much of his career, with the skeleton often playing a surprise role: insulin acts on bone, and bone should help regulate insulin.
BERLIN — Thousands of people on Saturday marched through the heart of Frankfurt, Germany's financial capital and the home of the European Central Bank, to protest against unchecked capitalism and Chancellor Angela Merkel's insistence on austerity measures for much of Europe.
Mr Clinton's loyalists make much of the insistence by the Judiciary Committee's Republican majority that its inquiry should follow the model of the Watergate hearings almost a quarter-century ago, with the committee "authorised and directed to investigate fully and completely".
What seems distinctive is, first, their feminism and its insistence on coed monasticism, which made much of the sexual while also denying it.
This promise, and the company's insistence that it could keep it for much of last year -- is the source of much of Wall Street's anger today.
