Jenny, with her far more profound potential to reveal, offers no why or how either; aside from her insistent need to be left in prison for life, she, too, is mostly unreadable.
As a result, there is an insistent need to investigate various dimensions of women entrepreneurship.
Compared with many rivals, the Swiss theologian's reading of Islam is more devout, and also more insistent on the need for Muslims to integrate in the West.
But what's exciting about the show is the coherent political consciousness it brings to bear: radical, pissed-off, stoical but not usually cynical, drily amused despite everything, and insistent on the need for love.
Industry analysts say that automakers in general are less insistent on disputing the need for a recall, and more aware of the harmful publicity that results from not addressing a safety problem quickly.
And the green, white and black color schemes of the signs seem to totally fit the park's need for quiet and consistent - though sometimes insistent - messages".
The director in this case, Shane Meadows, is insistent that his film's funder, Eurostar, "completely understood" his need for creative freedom.
The result, as is often the case in repressed cultures, was a wave of potent art reflective of that hurt, that frustration and that need for expression and belonging in a world insistent on your erasure.
A1 An influential federal advisory commission says the financial condition of the nation's hospitals has significantly improved, so there is no need for Congress to increase their Medicare payments, despite insistent pleas from the industry.
"and so little appreciation!": What Trump hears from Puerto Rican leaders is not praise for the job he's doing, but increasingly insistent requests for needed aid.
