Sentence examples for larger insistence from inspiring English sources

Their specific demand for justice as they grew older was thus also part of a larger insistence on recognition and the acquisition of a public voice.

Their demands are the beating heart of the larger, conceptual BHR insistence on remedy.

While everyone sees the toll poor quality processed foods are taking on our children's health, the political reality of large food companies' insistence that their food be available to kids all the time is the foundation of your battle for your child's health.

In the late 1990s South Africa lobbied with Brazilian activists and members of civil society in the global north to successfully challenge large pharmaceutical companies' insistence that the country should not be allowed to parallel import generic medications.

The chairman of Countryside Properties, Alan Cherry, has already gone on the record claiming that any insistence on larger rooms "inhibits designers to some extent".

Yet another objection would focus on the fundamentally irrational character of robust patriotism: its insistence that "larger interests" of the patria must be beyond questioning.

I wouldn't mind Remnick (and Secretary of State Clinton among many others) getting so exercised about Khodorkovsky, if I thought there were a larger principle - the insistence of equal application of justice, regardless of political connection or affiliation - at stake in their criticisms.

Hou Han-chun, a political scientist at National Taipei University, said Ms. Wu's insistence that large sums of money in her possession had come from political donations would make a bribery conviction difficult.

Many who came in contact with Kroc over the years complained of his abrasive manner and large ego, but his insistence on absolute conformity to his ideas was largely the reason for the chain's success.

The insistence on large totals of points or runs increasingly looks like an empty high-calorie diet leading to bloat and Mark McGwire's Michelin Man costume during baseball's steroid era.

She considered the F.B.I. contingent too large and objected to the agents' insistence on carrying heavy weapons, they said.