Sentence examples for involved insistence from inspiring English sources
The so-called "rescue" packages for the troubled economies of Europe have involved insistence on draconian cuts in public services and living standards.
Mr. Olney was explaining pressures that created a certain uniformity of content in the popular slave narratives, with recurring themes that involved insistence on sometimes questioned personal identity, harrowing descriptions of oppression, and open advocacy for the abolitionist cause.
Other issues that delayed an agreement among the parties involved an insistence by the Maoists of positions in the Nepalese Army and their demand for an amnesty on crimes committed during the civil war.
Another issue involved the unions' insistence that they have jurisdiction over ads using actors on the Internet.
(The Court displays no appreciation of the delicious irony involved in its insistence upon hewing to an allegedly analogous decision while overruling the case directly in point, House). Quirin held that a petition for habeas corpus constituted the institution of a suit, and that it was not necessary for the writ to issue for the matter to be considered a case or controversy.
But the heart of the decision involved Google's insistence that mobile phone manufacturers that use its Android operating system and want to preinstall the Google Play app store must also install a suite of Google apps, including the company's search engine, its Chrome browser and its mapping, calendar and photo programs.
This insistence involved him in a number of fierce debates with other philosophers and historians in the 1950s and early 1960s, and helped to provoke a spate of writing in the English-speaking world on the philosophy of history, which might otherwise have languished.
we need insistence and continuity.
But today, Mr. Knechtel said that the main impasse involved the U.A.W.'s insistence that G.M. invest more money in the metal parts factory.
A few moments have the real Gervais bite, mostly involving Brent's insistence on his own egalitarianism.
Central to his sales pitch is the insistence that the deal will include robust, enforceable labor protections for the countries involved, mitigating the downward pressure on wages that similar trade deals have created in the past.
