Sentence examples for perceived insistence from inspiring English sources

Due to the perceived insistence of the health care sector, the patient might feel that filling the prescription is the easiest thing to do, even if the patient, for a number of reasons, does not intend to take the medication.

Or, more accurately, perceived pressure.

Some critics detected a contradiction between Dr. Soleri's communitarian ideals and what they perceived as an authoritarian insistence on a singular aesthetic.

The vaccine trial has to run in tandem with education and prevention, she said; measures that are perceived as "punitive," like insistence on men using condoms, have failed, and health workers are now trying to teach women how to protect themselves.

But even though that was perceived by some as an insistence that the midfielder will stay, it is still unclear what he plans to do.

One disturbing tendency in the recent commentary is an insistence on conformity with the perceived national mood.

Despite Mr. Powell's insistence to the contrary, some perceived the moves as an effort to cut out Mr. Cigarroa and other high-level administrators.

It is precisely this basic insistence on equality that is perceived by Zionists as an existential threat to Israel, undermining its inherently discriminatory foundations which privilege its Jewish citizens over all others.

In the two singers' remarks lie the reasons metal is derided by many outside its core constituency: a perceived conservatism and resistance to change, and an insistence on "real" music rather than embrace of experimentation.

The formal gathering in Berlin -- or at some nearby venue, as yet unspecified -- was to be limited to about 30 Afghans, in line with Mr. Brahimi's insistence that any nascent administration be perceived as "homegrown".

Chivas personnel have chafed under the perceived impositions Vergara and his wife Angélica Fuentes, and their insistence of corporate-style self-improvement programs for players and coaches.