Sentence examples for insisting on better from inspiring English sources

SAG keeps insisting on better terms than the other guilds, a point the studios are adamant they will not do.

It did not slam the gates but started to wrap the marriage process in licensing and permits, insisting on better treatment of immigrant women.

The deals have been rewritten to protect American companies and workers, in part by insisting on better workplace conditions in those countries to minimize their advantage.

Also, he added, many companies have become stricter on auditing expense accounts, while insisting on better adherence to travel policies, including deals that corporations make with preferred airlines, hotels and other suppliers.

Indeed, by insisting on better information, he may make it harder for those small investors to run crying to Congress for a bail-out should the current bull market collapse.

They call on governments to improve the quality of everyday life, particularly for women and girls in poor countries, through investment in child care and education, and by insisting on better working conditions.

Do the GPs mobilise to insist on better performance from the hospitals?

Apple has promised to insist on better working conditions.Ask about Apple inside China, however, and you hear little but praise.

Housing minister Grant Shapps said: "One of my first decisions in government was to insist on better value for money from this £240m scheme.

Voters and politicians didn't demand that the Federal Aviation Administration enforce rigid security standards; passengers didn't insist on better performance by the airports and airlines that shared responsibility with the F.A.A.

But a series of drug, medical-device and food-safety controversies have led some agency medical officers to insist on better information before approving products and to lobby internally for risky products to be pulled from the market, putting the speed-oriented old guard on the defensive.