Sentence examples for changed to emphasize from inspiring English sources

In 1972 its name was changed to emphasize its incorporation of Hussite reforms.

New copies of the report have been changed to emphasize scientific uncertainty about the effects of global warming.

If the then-traditional manner of teaching mathematics could be changed to emphasize logical thinking (rather than routinized application of formulas), it was argued that perhaps mathematical training could improve reasoning ability in general.

For instance, if students believe that ID is a scientific alternative to evolution because they cannot distinguish between scientific and religious explanations, curricula should be changed to emphasize such topics as the definition of science and its procedural limitations.

And as the sport has become more difficult and the gymnasts more undeniably, mind-bogglingly strong, the aesthetics of the sport have changed to emphasize their femininity, as if to compensate and reassure those who view femininity and athleticism as contradictory.

Human-rights dialogue has also changed to emphasize the right to access to HTC and treatment [ 18].

But it is of vital importance to him to preserve these changes, to emphasize the nature of drawing as process.

Ferry Changes Urged A city-sponsored report commissioned after the fatal ferry crash last October calls for significant changes to emphasize safety.

Sumo officials made other changes to emphasize the traditional aspects of sumo and to solidify its place as Japan's "national sport," said Lee A. Thompson, an American expert on sumo and a professor of sports sociology at Waseda University's School of Sport Sciences here.

After a few minor changes to emphasize the Russian Motherland, Stalin approved the anthem and had it published on 7 November 1943, including a line about Stalin "inspir[ing] us to keep the faith with the people".

likened the change to "emphasizing the neighborhood before we begin to analyze the house".