Sentence examples for work to insist from inspiring English sources

They needed to be born to different, better resourced parents who could afford take the day off of work to insist that they be tested for academically gifted classes when a teacher failed to do so.

Join us to learn more about what we know works to reduce poverty -- and how we can work together to insist we do what works and set different national priorities.

To say that marriage is work is to insist, above all, that it is not static.

Surely, Garton Ash argues, the only way to make modern diversity work is to insist on the need for thicker skins.

"Does that make any sense?" Ms. Kar said that the only way to make the system work is to insist that residents separate their garbage themselves, and for the city to enforce this mandate with fines.

He also mentioned his regret that most of them had been unable to embrace his kind of "factory idea," which he considered the only viable way of working together: not to insist on being friends but to cultivate a degree of professionalism and independence that would ultimately enable people to go their own artistic ways.

"You come to work for Alain Ducasse, not to insist on your own ideas," Mr. Elena said in a recent interview.

As long as the United States continues to work with the Security Council to insist that Iraq comply, Saddam Hussein seems unlikely to strike out wildly with his chemical and biological weapons.

Third, we need to work with other countries to insist that Sudan stop importing tens of thousands of Arabs from neighboring countries to repopulate those areas where it has slaughtered the local population.

It is not unheard of for historians to praise the work of others or to insist that they deserve only a modest portion of the credit for casting light on their chosen periods.

The U.S. should work with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations ASEANN) to insist that a conference takes place before Myanmar assumes the chairmanship of ASEAN in 2014.