Sentence examples for practice insisting from inspiring English sources

Even scientists are bound by this practice, insisting on Latin binomials for species.

Microsoft, which operates e-mail and cloud storage services, follows a similar practice, insisting on a search warrant for "content," including documents, photos, e-mail and instant messages.

Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Ray Kelly defend the practice, insisting that it is not racially motivated and has saved lives.

The practice insisted the site was already cleared by the time it got involved.

Proponents of the practice insist it is not a religion, but rather a technique that is compatible with, not exclusive of, all sorts of religions.

In an interview this year with the Financial Times, Jackson, the former head of Deutsche Bank's consumer and retail practice, insisted its strategy was not to make money from winding down businesses.

Ms. Colson saw that Mr. Gabriel's interest in technology could pay dividends when, in 1982, he signed with Geffen Records and, in contravention of typical practice, insisted on paying for his videos and retaining ownership.

And they did not dispute that Murray left Jackson alone after administering a dose of it on the morning of his death – even though standard medical practice insists on an anaesthesiologist or qualified technician remaining at the patient's side at all times.

Murali Bashyam, who started an immigration-law practice, insisted he was as much an entrepreneur as Bill Gates and his dad.

To avoid errors, accepted professional practice insists on use of the primary source of a citation or data except when access is impossible or extremely difficult.

Social practice insists that art must get out of the galleries and interact with the world at large.