Sentence examples for insistence on public from inspiring English sources

That will trigger bonus payments to senior managers, which could prove incendiary given the coalition government's insistence on public sector parsimony, and recent Conservative attacks on the amount the BBC pays its managers and top talent.

Robertson argued that the only way to resolve these ' dilemmas of bioethics' was through 'interdisciplinary co-operation and insistence on public participation' (ibid).

For example, IMF insistence on public expenditure ceilings led to a situation in which 'thousands of trained nurses and other health workers remain[ed] unemployed' in Kenya circa 2006, and thousands more had left the country in search of work elsewhere, 'despite a health worker shortage across all health programs' (Korir and Kioko 2009: 2).

But with his insistence on a "public option" generating increased skepticism on Capitol Hill, he defended it as necessary to spur competition in the marketplace.

"We found our trust has been betrayed, and not just a little bit, but in such a catastrophic way that we would not come out of this without an insistence on greater public reporting on the financial side of the church".

Their answer is to do nothing!" And on Sept. 3, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi repeated her insistence on the public health insurance plan and adamantly declared, "If someone has a better idea for promoting competition and reducing health care costs, they should put it on the table".

Houser's insistence on making public statements regarding his hatred of women is well-documented.

Here the obvious "compromise" fix was to reject the Left's insistence on a "public option" and rather adapt the Right's notion of a "market-based" expansion of both insurance pools and coverage underwritten by a "public mandate" on both employers and individuals.

Her insistence on fulfilling her public engagements, meanwhile, might be laudable but hardly seems wise.

Friends of the mayor have in contrast described him as in love with Ms. Nathan and angry over Ms. Hanover's appearance in "The Vagina Monologues" and her insistence on maintaining a public role.

While one side effectively accuses him of refusing to play the demagogue during the Brexit debate, for the other, his insistence on treating the public as responsible adults was the quintessence of the "new kind of politics" they wished to see.