Sentence examples for justification for insisting from inspiring English sources

(Medical Consultant 2) Similarly, a nurse manager provided justification for insisting that advanced practitioners had achieved a Masters level course and undertake further training My view in terms of education as a manager is that I don't know what the curriculum is, what the curriculum is spitting out, what standards are actually worked out.

In other words, it reduces the risk of boycotts and bad publicity.The World Bank now seems keen: "Countries have no justification for secrecy," insists Rashad Kaldany of the bank's International Finance Corporation.

If there is any justification for his barbarism, he insists that he was only making art more accessible to the public, freeing it from the dark prison of a shelved book: "Very few people or institutions can afford a book like Birds of America.

Pentagon in-house historians are determined to shelve the "domino theory," that empty justification for the war which insisted that if we did not stop the Communist "hordes" in South Vietnam, they would be in the Philippines, Hawaii, and eventually on the beaches of La Jolla.

She then rejected the proffered justifications, insisting that she would certify the vote as it stands.

Regarding justification, the Lutherans insisted that it occurred by faith alone, while the Catholics upheld the traditional Catholic doctrine that justification involves both faith and active charity.

Lord Mandelson said there was "no justification" for Mr Brown's words, but insisted he was just letting off steam and did not believe Mrs Duffy was a bigot.

Diane Abbott, who is Labour's shadow public health minister, accused ministers of "playing politics with people's lives", insisting there was no justification for a reduction in the present limit.

The merchants will pocket the money they'll save rather than pass it on to customers, the banks say, insisting that there is no justification for government intervention.

WASHINGTON — President Bush is unlikely to defy Congress on spending billions of dollars earmarked for pet projects, but he will probably insist that lawmakers provide more justification for such earmarks in the future, administration officials said Monday.

By pretending that the Syrian opposition stood a chance of overthrowing Mr Assad after the middle of 2012, and insisting that his departure be the justification for peace talks, Washington, London and Paris have ensured that the Syrian civil war would go on.