(Wittgenstein, 1953 p. 213 – ellipsis and emphasis in original).
Other global goals echoing these commitments include the World Education Forum's Dakar Framework for Action, which stresses the rights of girls, ethnic minorities and children in difficult circumstances; and the emphasis in A World Fit for Children on ensuring equal access to and achievement in basic education of good quality.
The control and color of their singing was a wonder, as was the way the instrumental music darted in and out for emphasis, in a score and lyrics adapted from the Anthology of Classical Peking Operas by Zhenguo Liu, the production's musical director.
Both McLaughlin and Zuk place emphasis in creating a creating a collegial environment where employees get to work with like-minded people and solve challenging problems, and make a conscious effort not to invest in flashy perks in benefits like gourmet food, spas, and massages.
The use of rigorous repetition with small shifts in dynamics and emphasis is a time-honored one in modern dance.
What he did signal, though, was a change in tone and emphasis, and in doing so he invoked a foundational Christian principle: Treat others as you wish to be treated.
But he and King also made several changes in structure and emphasis, and a few crucial additions.
Research on trends in child undernutrition in Kenya has been hindered by the challenges of changing criteria for classifying undernutrition, and an emphasis in the literature on international comparisons of countries' situations.
The list of themes may form a basis for the development of comparative tools for assessing and contrasting the relative emphasis in projects, as a checklist for evaluation reports or other documentation, or as a framework for planning.
Armed with a BFA in Fine Arts with an emphasis in Design and Fashion from a snobby, prestigious, and not to mention expensive, art school.
