But elsewhere there are a lot of wrong notes and horrendous tonal misjudgements, particularly when one cop, trying to get pregnant and tormented with body-image issues, insists on naming the dead baby of a rape victim.
"Using our software to manage your assets far outweighs any Big Brother issues," insists John Wilson, WinVista's chief executive officer.
As his profile in the Catholic Church rose, the cardinal became more outspoken in articulating the church's stand on national issues, insisting, for example, that Catholic institutions should be exempt from the contraception mandate in President Barack Obama's health care plan.
Albanese hit back at claims Labor was politicising the issue, insisting he found out raids were happening during the footy.
Here, the Home Office remains unswervingly intransigent on the issue, insisting that there are no plans to review prostitution laws.
President Bush has also seized on the issue, insisting that the government take heed of the protesters.
But Hidalgo will not budge on the issue, insisting Parisians have to be weaned off their dependence on private vehicles.
The issue insisted with chest-thumping bravado that a recent slip of the tongue by Claude Guéant, the current interior minister, was no slip of the tongue at all.
(He sees the latter as a human rights issue, insisting that every child has the right to both a mother and a father).
Carney said there was no reason at this stage to "escalate" the issue, insisting that the staffer suspended was not facing any disciplinary action.
