The reason the Pakistani military would take no action against the Haqqanis was simple, she added with a capital-letter emphasis that paraphrased the generals' thinking.
"The fees and payments set forth in this contract are MINIMUM NON-REFUNDABLE FEES," said the draft contract, with capital letters for emphasis.
The report also used capital letters for emphasis ("Jump into your racing car; SUGAR RUSH SUGAR RUSH, HEY!"), when our style is italics, and, although it explained that the 48 in the band's name represented the number of its original members, it didn't say what the AKB was.
Save capitals for extreme emphasis, and don't use them in every sentence.
The collaboration agreement contract shows a negotiation emphasis on innovation capital while financial capital, human capital, and social capital are more overlooked and thus left to develop over time, following the reciprocity principle.
Bourdieu's (1984) emphasis on economic capital, cultural capital, and stratification of habitus provides a good framework for this analysis.
Investors often place too much emphasis on capital appreciation, he said, and too little on income.
The announcement is part of a shift of emphasis towards capital spending and infrastructure within the deficit reduction plan.
The emphasis on capital investment, nursery places for two-year-olds and a programme to help young unemployed people were all chalked up as Lib Dem victories.
This week Britain announced reforms that put a strong emphasis on capital (see article), and other countries are expected to do the same in the coming months.
