Sentence examples for insisting staff from inspiring English sources
Second, you need to treat your reputation as your most precious asset by drawing up clear rules on ethical behaviour, insisting staff adhere to them and conducting aggressive public-relations campaigns.
The government has said it is willing to increase doctors' salaries but insists staff must await the outcome of a salary review commission, which is due in two weeks.
It insisted "staff members treat and communicate with each other with respect, regardless of their contractual status or position in the hierarchy".
Homer insisted staff in her department had been diligent in their approach to the files and said their record of securing one conviction and £135m in unpaid tax, fines and interest compared well with other countries.
While the government insists staff shortages are not affecting the level of suicides, some cases examined by the Guardian show this factor could be one key to the failure to protect vulnerable prisoners.
He is said to have insisted staff wear a tie in his presence, demanded tea from a mug inscribed with "Secretary of State for International Development" when he occupied that role, and even (probably humorously) described himself as the "Big Swinging Dick" of his party.
There aren't many companies that insist staff start work every day at such an oddly specific time as Pivotal Software.
Before his removal, Professor Azhar told BBC News that an earlier response could have saved more lives, but insisted staff acted as quickly as possible.
Speaking to the BBC's Charlie Stayt in Staines-upon-Thames, Alison Baptiste from the Environment Agency said she understood people's anger and upset, but insisted staff were working "around the clock".
Opinion remains divided over the 21-day incubation period, with some media companies insisting their staff stick to it.
Next, it involves negotiating centrally with suppliers; drawing up a single catalogue; and insisting that staff either buy from it or explain why they want something different.
