And the supervisor must be insistent, no matter what, that the worker (let's call her "Gail") was fired for "flaunting her heterosexuality".
For commerce as a whole, Mr Carr is insistent, IT matters very much indeed.But this often has highly ironic implications for individual companies, thinks Mr Carr.
Dean's point (and Webb's) is that Democrats cannot succeed in the South until the Party broadens its tent, becoming less insistent on such matters of current Party orthodoxy as abortion, gun control, and gay marriage.
This is what separates UConn from everyone else — a team insistent and unremitting, no matter the score.
The gilded robes of the presidency have not obscured Mr. Bush's innate goofiness -- or, for that matter, his insistent folksiness.
Manservants aren't allowed to drink or take drugs on the job, no matter how insistent the bride-to-be is that her servant partake.
That split in the response to the White House, however, reflected a larger conflict: while Black Lives Matter's insistent outsider status has allowed it to shape the dialogue surrounding race and criminal justice in this country, it has also sparked a debate about the limits of protest, particularly of online activism.
Define your idea of success; don't allow others to define it for you, no matter how insistent and persistent their updates may be.
This makes the insulin even more insistent and, to make matters worse, all those elevated insulin levels are bad for your blood vessels.
Over the course of nearly 800 pages, we hear Coward's voice calibrated to individuals: intimate and fond in friendship; enthusiastic, insistent, sometimes testy in matters of business.
