Israel insists it is justified in using lethal force to meet deadly threats, and blames attacks on Palestinian incitement, while acknowledging that much of that takes place on social media.
As a nonfiction writer who insists on using real names in articles and books, I knew that I could not accept his condition of anonymity.
The historian said that if Mr. Obama insists on using complete sentences in his speeches, on Election Day the public may find itself saying, "O.K., subject, predicate, subject predicate — we get it, stop showing off".
Spell-check doesn't like "untelling" or "unfindable" (or, in another poem, "dislanguaged"), but those words ought to exist; that they don't, and that Ferry insists on using them anyway in a poem about the inadequacies of expression, is precisely the point.
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner insists that using team orders in Russia never even crossed the minds of those on the pit wall, despite a battle early in the race between drivers Daniel Ricciardo and Sebastian Vettel.
"As a nonfiction writer who insists on using real names in articles and books," Talese writes, "I knew that I could not accept his condition of anonymity".
Similarly, although we encourage the use of cytoreductive therapy in both 'intermediate risk' and 'high risk' disease, we would not insist in its use in 'intermediate-risk' patients, who could be treated, instead, with twice-daily aspirin.
If you got more than one, and they don't vary substantially, bring them all in case the dealership insists on using their preferred credit agency.
Marcel insists in many places that proper use of the term "belief" applies not to things "that" we believe, but to things "in which" we believe.
One person in baseball said Alan Hendricks in particular insisted on using Galea because Hendricks thought he had had great success in treating elbow injuries.
