Sentence examples for insistence on bringing from inspiring English sources

By one measure, Wal-Mart's insistence on bringing Southern wages north contradicts the spirit of Southern regionalism on which many of America's (and now, the world's) largest companies have come to rely.

She reportedly had running battles with household courtiers caused by her insistence on bringing up her three children herself rather than entrusting them to nurses.

Now his insistence on bringing proceedings against his son in the absence of established evidence could further hurt his credibility, some analysts said, adding fuel to accusations that he was using the Supreme Court for personal ends.

Paramount amongst them is an insistence on bringing the ball down and playing, rather than hitting it long and hoping, which has brought Derby three wins in as many games.

But the year before Stevens's "Story" was released, Pier Paolo Pasolini made "The Gospel According to St. Matthew," a film that, in its insistence on bringing the techniques of cinematic realism to the life of Jesus, can be seen as a precursor both to Mr. Scorsese's "Temptation" and (judging from the descriptions that have been published) to Mr. Gibson's "Passion".

Most England fans will blame the players after the crushing 4-1 defeat by Germany but Capello's handling of this squad has been deeply inauspicious, from his insistence on bringing injured players (Gareth Barry, Ledley King) to his rigid adherence to 4-4-2 and his misunderstanding of the English culture at an austere and joyless training camp.

He sought to walk a middle line between his insistence during a year-long campaign on the need for growth measures and Germany's equally strong focus on bringing down government deficits and debts.

One is its uncompromising insistence on work.

This insistence on subject matter brings Mr. Thiebaud closer to Pop, especially where the still lifes are concerned, undercutting recent arguments that he is more of a classicist in the tradition of Morandi and Chardin.

He added, "That insistence on my part of bringing out the original novel and not doing the novelization – they were just furious.

She credits them with bringing the insistence on accountability, choice, and incentives "out of academics' heads and into the public sphere" on the state level.