Sentence examples for insistent policy from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kirchner's insistent policy has ruffled the feathers of some in the military.

The files clearly demonstrate the broader trends on the island: that mental health deteriorates precipitously the longer people are held; that the clinical advice of doctors is overridden by bureaucrats insistent that "the policy" be upheld; and, most disturbingly, that children are, by far, the most damaged by the nature and fact of indefinite detention on Nauru.

And so I made a decision quite the opposite, and that is to keep saying to the Cuban people, we stand with you; we will not sit down with your leaders that imprison your people because of what they believe; we will keep an embargo on you; we do want you to have money from people here in the homeland, but we will stay insistent upon this policy until you begin to get free.

He is insistent that every existing policy will have to be thoroughly re-thought; superficially exciting ideas must be developed to withstand rigorous testing.

Developing politics that will take the initiative for the flourishing of the arts, music and science and raising modern, knowledgeable, cultured, clean, morally upright and conscientious generations and the insistent sustenance of these policies are essential.

But the closer that Ann gets to matters that are properly public like her husband's wealth and financial connections, and how they might affect his policies as President the more insistent her claims to privacy become.

In domestic policy theirs has been an insistent and influential voice.

Now there is a large grey area, and an insistent question: are sanctions still the right policy?

Republicans, however, are insistent upon an almost cruel agenda of opposing policies that could help create even a little more opportunity.

That said, the White House seemed fairly insistent on Sunday that neither a rescinding of the policy or future changes were forthcoming.

Lack of a centralised registration system: "If you want to respect the rights of children, you have to make sure that facilities can continue to pursue an 'open door' policy, that systems are not saturated by insistent searchers that are always trying to find a new access point.