Cookson suggested women's cycling should be split into two divisions – one "genuinely professional, which we will insist does pay a minimum wage", and a "lower level", which would not.
The results of the well integrity tests (including additional monitoring of the wellhead and the surrounding area, which we had insisted upon) indicated that the well was likely intact, and we saw no evidence that oil was leaking from the wellbore into the rock formation.
We prefer being in our living room to being sociable, which is why we insist our obsessive viewing of sitcoms to be research or inspiration.
(One preliminary point upon which we wish to insist is that Turing's Imitation Game was devised against the background of the limitations imposed by then current technology.
"This was the point at which we should have insisted on a thoroughgoing exploration of Soviet intentions with regard to the future of the remainder of Europe," he cabled.
"A Tango" wasn't Ms. Jaffe's only choreographic contribution to the evening; the program concluded with her three-movement contemporary ballet, "We Insist," which featured both Ms. Ogawa and Ms. DePrince in leading roles.
In other words, we are all a part of the relationship systems in which we operate; if we insist upon individual change, we may not achieve every aspect of the change we hope for immediately, but the relationships around us are bound to be affected.
In such cases, encouraging a healthy behavior, or discouraging an unhealthy one, ought to be a matter of public policy — which is why, for instance, we insist on vaccinating children for the measles, mumps, rubella and polio; we know these preventive strategies save lives.
I know this may seem something of a betrayal, but a) we thought it would be funny, which it was, and b) we insisted, despite the protestations of the producers, on wearing 1966 England shirts.
