When it came time for my address, I decided to emphasize that politics would be much better served if we approached it in the same manner that we approach life and our relationships -- that we should communicate in campaigns in the same way that we operate in our personal lives.
In his address, Mr. Obama is expected to emphasize areas of potential agreement.
They talked about the biggest mistakes -- from her vote to authorize the Iraq War, to her refusal to use a State Department email address, to the failure to emphasize her gender in the 2008 campaign.
In his inaugural address, Trump made sure to emphasize that he was taking Washington, DC, back for the "forgotten men and women," and though it struck many in the media as a dark, divisive speech it matched the mood of Trump's most ardent fans.
As long as political leaders and policy makers - in national and international contexts -- focus on rape primarily as a women's issue, strategies for addressing it will tend to emphasize services for victims and survivors, rather than accountability for perpetrators, or more critical attention to how we socialize boys.
In his address, Mr. Ban is expected to emphasize the country's need for international aid, at a time when Western assistance is threatened by budget cuts.
Mr. Obama called for a crackdown on credit card companies in his radio address last weekend and is expected to emphasize the need for industry changes on a visit to New Mexico on Thursday.
Therefore, we include veracity as the fourth critical issue for learning with big data to emphasize the importance of addressing and managing the uncertainty and incompleteness on data quality.
Language has also been added/ amended in several instances to emphasize that this article addresses the racist, but not the comprehensive, etymologies of these terms.
An event at the Galla-Alteg flour mill in Tashkent on 29 July 2005 served to publicize the project and to emphasize the importance of addressing nutritional deficiencies.
