Sentence examples for insistence on experimenting from inspiring English sources

The Giuliani administration's insistence on experimenting with merit pay -- by rewarding teachers whose students do well on standardized tests during a five-week summer program -- has put Randi Weingarten, president of the United Federation of Teachers, in the middle of a conflict within her own union, school officials said yesterday.

And even if he seems hard-hearted and bureaucratic in his insistence on conducting experiments and clinical trials by the book, the filmmakers don't suggest that he's entirely wrong.

West's insistence on pursuing controversial experiments in which cow eggs are used as cellular incubators in an attempt to create humanlike embryos comes at a particularly sensitive moment.

The statement by Sandberg, deputy to chief executive Mark Zuckerberg, is a marked climbdown from its insistence on Tuesday that the experiment was covered by its terms of service.

But what occasionally read in Mr. McQueen as spoiled indulgence may in fact have been a defiant insistence on safeguarding spielraum, the artist's right to experiment, to toy with ideas.

Some school leaders' petty insistence on inflicting their own lack of anything resembling panache or style on to ­people who are experimenting with ­versions of who they might be smacks, to me, of horrific jealousy of youth.

The insistence on sameness in the case of autism reminds one of it too.

The grandiose experiment in the Gulf could be enough to flatten it entirely.The first contradiction is Mr Bush's insistence on governing like a big-government conservative while taxing like a small-government one.

insistence on reducing press manning.

His insistence on anonymity is understandable.

China's insistence on reunification is absolute.