Sentence examples for insisting the use from inspiring English sources

School officials denied that race played any role in their decision, insisting the use of private detectives is a routine part of their dozen residency investigations each year, most of which, they said, involved white families.

The colour change, which has divided opinion among fans, is part of the investment pledge, with the owners insisting the use of a dragon will expand the club's appeal in "international markets" and "will give this club a new focus and dynamism".

Four years later the CIA director who presided over the end of the torture program insisted: "The use of these techniques against these terrorists made us safer".

up until mid-April, '70, to insist the use of 2, 4, 5-T in Vietnam presented no potential hazards to humans.

The BBC is also insisting that the use of any switchover surplus until 2012 should be directed into universal broadband provision.

Anonymity and pseudonymity are prized too: many online hangouts shy away from insisting on the use of real names, which tends to make people behave better.

The study methodology should be carefully and consistently indexed in road safety databases, and editors can encourage appropriate indexing by insisting on the use of structured abstracts that give details of study methodology.

Portugal joined, at October 2008, the campaign World Alliance for Patients Safety and Portugal's National HealthService has been insisting on the use of proper hand hygiene standards by health professionals and general population.

Another recent trend is that, rather than insisting on the use of chaperones for all intimate examinations, some professional bodies now recommend that the offer of a chaperone be made to patients.

Over time, however, respondents did report becoming more confident in their sexual identity, and this sometimes translated into their being more prepared to take steps to reduce risk, by insisting on the use of condoms, for instance.

This agreement will need a concerted effort from international societies, national professional bodies, and leading journals, but research funders could also help by insisting on the use of standardised terms in funding applications.