Sentence examples for insistence on developing a from inspiring English sources
One reaction to all this complexity would be to thank the Ronsvalles for trying to get an affluent nation to live up to its own self-image of generosity -- but to ignore their insistence on developing a more accurate picture of American philanthropy.
Refreshing, too, is Buttigieg's insistence on Democrats developing a "vocabulary" that redefines high-level values such as "freedom," as well as his focus on reshaping democracy with a larger Supreme Court and an end to the electoral college.
"The North's insistence on developing its own booster rockets is one reason that observers tend to see Pyongyang's space program as a cover for a ballistic missile program.
Even after Mr. Kieninger's departure from Stelle, his insistence on developing self-sufficient technologies resonated among residents.
In September, the International Atomic Energy Agency rebuked Iran for noncompliance with the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty over its insistence on developing advanced nuclear technologies.
Bolsonaro has been heavily criticised by environmental activists for his insistence on developing parts of the Amazon rainforest.
So the Russian state's insistence on developing its oil and gas by itself is not just bad news for the shareholders of Shell, Mitsubishi and Mitsui.
The officials are to meet their Iranian counterparts today to try to persuade the Iranians to climb down over their insistence on developing their nuclear programme.
However, one of Merton's best known contributions, the focused group interview (which later was transmuted into "focus groups"), was brought about by Lazarsfeld's insistence on developing well- articulated research methodologies.
If we are just going to wait for Saddam to die, let's at least create a context in which all the world sees that it is his insistence on developing and hoarding weapons of mass destruction that is the problem.
The Russian state's insistence on developing its oil and gas by itself is bad news for almost anyone in the world who consumes power or fuel.In the early part of the decade new production from the former Soviet Union accounted for most of the growth in the world's supply of oil and gas.
