Sentence examples for insists on the use of from inspiring English sources

Irving R. Levine ("His Dubya and My R," Op-Ed, Feb. 28) insists on the use of his middle initial; George W. Bush needs the initial to distinguish himself from his father.

Google and Twitter both issue twice-a-year reports that tally information requests from individual countries; Facebook, that other trove of personal data, does not, and insists on the use of real names, which, its critics say, can endanger dissidents and others with unpopular opinions.

When the president holds up three fingers to form a W or refers to himself as "George W.," he warms the hearts of those of us who insist on the use of our middle initials.

But as the rain began falling more heavily, Mr. Obama insisted on the use of umbrellas.

The cure for this epistemological sickness is to insist on the use of randomized clinical trials before a therapy is judged to be effective.

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.

"In Your Hands" is the 10th film to be made following the austere principles of the Dogma movement, whose purifying rules insist on the use of natural light and the absence of background music, among many other restrictions.

"Every operating room and training program should insist on the use of these techniques," said Dr. William Schaffner, chairman of preventive medicine at Vanderbilt University, who was not involved with the new study.

One fast-track solution could be for major users of cargo such as retailers and commodity companies to start insisting on the use of more efficient, low-carbon ships.

She became superintendent of nurses (1887 88) in Jacksonville, Florida, where she insisted on the use of mosquito netting to prevent the spread of yellow fever at a time when the mosquito was not known to be a carrier of the disease.

A good start to sorting out this mess would be to adopt accounting rules that make sense, for example by insisting on the use of true current market valuations.