Sentence examples for insisting on quality from inspiring English sources
The local authorities have responded by allowing the city's green belt to be selectively relaxed, while insisting on quality in what is built.
That would mean legalising both possession and trade (one makes no sense without the other), setting restrictions on access that reflect a drug's relative danger, and insisting on quality controls.
Tsukiji pays the highest prices in the world, but its buyers insist on quality -- tuna without bruises or blemishes, with vividly colored flesh, with maximum oil and fat content.
He insisted on quality in everything he did".
He will sell the phone cards, but noted that his customers were savvy and insisted on quality.
In opportunity areas such as Vauxhall and Nine Elms, attempts to insist on quality in planning and design have been sketchy and flimsy.
The LLDC has the unique power to insist on quality, acting as both landowner in the park and planning authority for 500 or so hectares around it (a model similar to Thatcher's London Docklands Development Corporation (http://www.lddc-history.org.uk/), responsible for Canary Wharf).
While it makes sense to have tech stocks in a portfolio, investors should insist on quality growers supported by solid Quadrix scores.
He insisted on quality assurance, and instituted mechanisms to ensure that the drugs being produced worked as advertised, had the correct combination of ingredients, and that only the correct dosages of medicines were contained in each pill.
Instead, the Social Democrats insist on more quality controls: companies keen to run free schools will have to open up their books and prove that they can provide financial stability for ten years, as well as committing to a minimum student-teacher ratio.
