Sentence examples for clearly emphasises from inspiring English sources

Halifax said the difference in help available from parents of different housing tenures "clearly emphasises the importance of property ownership for the prosperity of future generations".

This is despite India being a state party of the UNCRPD, which clearly emphasises that disabled women and girls require special assistance to live healthy, happy and meaningful lives.

"The welcome decision by the French Government to ban the Cruiser OSR pesticide following definitive research exposing the risk to bee colonies from neonicotinoids clearly emphasises our own government's shocking failure to act on this threat," Ms Lucas said.

It clearly emphasises that the coseismic large slip in the Miyagi-oki region is essential to explain the observed displacement, and that the high density of the GPS observation array is necessary to estimate the precise slip distribution in the spatial resolution of 20~40 km on the deep (>30 km) plate interface around Miyagi-oki region.

Nevertheless, WHO clearly emphasises that all healthcare providers and specially physicians should be engaged with smoking cessation and TC [ 10].

Nonetheless, this exercise clearly emphasises that most variance in the expression levels of a gene on an array is occurring at lower levels of expression.

"I am sure Australia is proud of this splendid team which so clearly emphasised the multi-national character of our country.

Mr Giscard's draft proposals, the prime minister said, clearly emphasising the positive, made it clear that "Europe should cooperate as a union of European states, not a federal superstate".

The curves clearly emphasise the square law dependence on h of the energy stored, and demonstrate that real gains are available (GWh rather than MWh) if depths can be pushed beyond 10 m.

This was primarily based upon structural changes of the DRK in the latter years clearly emphasising educational activities for radiologists and technicians and eliciting a substantial and significant growth of educational IR contributions.

It is clearly emphasised, however, that exemptions and derogations for research purposes should not result in personal data being processed for other purposes by third parties such as employers, insurance or banking companies (Recital 54, [1].