A junior Home Office minister, James Brokenshire, predicted last year that the European Commission "would attach conditions" to any British requests for selective re-entry, perhaps insisting that Britain join bundles of related measures.
If the watchdog can be persuaded to attach firm undertakings on book selection and promotion - perhaps insisting on separate buying departments within the new company - it might just sweeten the pill enough to make it acceptable.
If a woman writing fiction needs "money and a room of her own", as Virginia Woolf suggested, writers at the beginning of the 21st century should perhaps insist the room comes with an internet connection, after a new study has found that the proportion of self-published bestsellers written by women is almost twice as large as in traditional publishing.
Perhaps insisting on every physician having a family emergency plan that outlines how the family will function in a pandemic should be part of annual performance reviews and hiring decisions [ 17].
Another staff member, who — perhaps wisely — insisted on remaining anonymous, said that in the 1920s Four Seasons and three other private resorts in the area all had armed guards and barbed-wire fences.
Strategists in each party, perhaps naturally, insisted it won't work for the opposition.
Well, who wasn't obsessed with dolphin-shark Alexis, the girl in the shark costume who hilariously (and perhaps sincerely?) insisted she was a dolphin the whole night?
Social support programs should perhaps not insist on constraining addicted persons to belong to recovery subcultures, but perhaps to a greater degree encourage people to design their personal recovery support, operationalized as something that promotes an already existing and healthier identity within themselves.
For one thing, many protesters, perhaps most, insist they did nothing wrong, and were wrongfully arrested.
