Sentence examples for insistence on all from inspiring English sources
His findings are sometimes challenged, but not his insistence on all the variables that can arise.
The next report will also tackle other factors considered disadvantageous, such as an insistence on all firms using the GAAP accounting standard.
If the Arabs can give a little on their insistence on "all" territory, the word deliberately not used in Resolution 242, so can the Israelis -- in my view -- compromise by not keeping "all" so-called settlements.
This insistence on all artists performing something new was a deliberate, immediately recognisable - and to some artists, shocking - policy that I implemented in my first year in order to emphasise the importance of the living composer.
Although it hasn't ruled out a pin code, the regulator's consultation is focused on other options: these include tweaking existing rules to make it clearer to providers what counts as mis-selling, and an insistence on all sales phone calls being recorded and archived.
Even those who queried the report's insistence on all-seat stadiums, insisting that a safe standing solution could have been found and suspecting that clubs used it as an excuse to raise prices, acknowledge Lord Taylor did football a huge service.
Others deride Friedman's work in Pinochet's Chile and his insistence on all-powerful free markets.
China's ideological insistence on all-out "war against the imperialists" and Mao Zedong's annoyance with Khrushchev's coexistence policies were exacerbated by Soviet refusal to assist the Chinese nuclear weapon buildup and to rectify the Russo-Chinese border.
Johnson's obsession with his political rival, Robert Kennedy, had, by that time, become so overpowering — and his insistence on "all-out loyalty" so pronounced — that it was bogging down the Presidential-appointments process and driving good men out of government.
Gates's insistence on making all entries bite-size gives excessive weight to some people and seriously shortchanges others.
One idiosyncrasy that Powell had to work around was Blair's insistence on writing all speeches of any significance himself.
