Sentence examples for are called to emphasize from inspiring English sources

"Different ministries are called to emphasize different aspects of God," he explained.

It is important to emphasize again that the instant that the primitives are called to update the Model and the instant that validation occurs are distinct.

The highly unusual personal meeting was called to allow Mr. McCarthy to emphasize to the executives that "I expect them to take personal and direct responsibility for ensuring there is a proper review of past trading practices," he said on his agency's Web site.

Ms. Friedman said the new programming block was being called "Fraturday" to emphasize the connection to Saturday morning.

Races developed in this way have been called cultigens to emphasize their dependence on cultivation.

These mutants were called "unknown" to emphasize the fact that the reason for their irremediable temperature-sensitive lethal phenotype was not known.

They are called non-professional phagocytes, to emphasize that, in contrast to professional phagocytes, phagocytosis is not their principal function.

In some parts of the world, micro-irrigation is called localized irrigation to emphasize that only part of the soil volume is wetted.

This strategy is called HTS by NMR to emphasize the high throughput relative to other fragment screening campaigns.

Instead, they said, a "new paradigm" was called for, allowing the government to emphasize detection and prevention of crime, at the expense of more traditional notions of due process.

The information-theoretic analysis that we use is called surprisal analysis [ 19] to emphasize that at maximal entropy genes are not necessarily equally expressed.