Sentence examples for insistence of the same from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, public services and public-sector pensions and wages face deep cuts—seemingly at the insistence of the same financial elite.

Since this bill was passed last year at the insistence of the same con servatives on whom the Gover nor will have to rely for votes this year, chances for the re peal are considered very dim.

Unfortunately to date, efforts to implement quality improvement (QI) research findings into practice have often proceeded without insistence on the same level of rigor required to establish these QI targets as worthy of implementation [ 4].

It seemed only fitting that they were admitted together and — at Mr. Beaumont's insistence — to the same room.

The government has been discussing with the Speaker, John Bercow, whether there is a way to hold MV3 that would not fall foul of his insistence that the same proposition cannot be put before parliament again.

Bursting with mischief and life of a sort (think the grinning skulls of the Mexican artist José Guadalupe Posada), these skeletons dance themselves to pieces for a bravura musical number marred only by the composer Danny Elfman's insistence on recycling the same string of notes again and again.

"Since our departure, we've seen another couple of days of the same kind of insistence and arguing, and we'll just have to see how this turns out".

Ailes's defence of his communications with the president, in that respect, was more of the same: a bizarre insistence that there was nothing remotely partisan about his actions.

Research in both these fields was promoted by the Neogrammarians' concern with sound change and by their insistence that prehistoric developments in languages were of the same kind as developments taking place in the languages and dialects currently spoken.

And the insistence on offering the same plan over and over again, with only cosmetic changes, is itself deeply disturbing.

If Sarkozy somehow pulls off an upset win, it will mean more of the same European economic orthodoxy — the insistence that fiscal responsibility is the only virtue and austerity the universal answer.