For as the Obama administration continually emphasises, reform isn't just about promising access to care.
Since the early 1990s, China's Communist rulers have continually emphasised the need to create modern telecoms and information industries, where possible with home-bred technologies.
We involuntarily acquired an informal bodyguard called Francisco, who was armed with a natty set of nunchucks (chain sticks) and continually emphasised the muy peligroso (very dangerous) aspects of the district.
Mansour's City, led by the chairman, Mansour's favoured executive, Khaldoon Al Mubarak, may be outraging much of football with the money lavished on players, but at home, they continually emphasise their commitment to doing things properly.
Spain now has one of the fastest growing economies in Europe – GDP is expected to top three per cent next year according to some analysts – a point continually emphasised by Prime Minister, Mariano Rajoy, who is facing a general election on 20 December.
obstetric and midwifery literature continually emphasise incidence and consequence of obesity in pregnancy.
But the show has a distinctive edge thanks to creator Joe Weisberg, a former CIA agent, whose storylines continually emphasise the similarities between the spies and their American foes.
As well as economic and tenure strategies, people have taken up cultivation because of state pressure to grow crops, with countries such as Tanzania holding up farming (and the land conversion that inevitably accompanies it) as a national ideal, continually emphasised through the school system and the media (Bishop 2007).
James Tully has continually emphasised that cooperation under conditions of deep diversity or 'multiplicity' requires a 'multilogue' (Tully, 1995), and has proposed the idea of 'public philosophy', the questioning of society's dominant assumptions in order to expose their contingency their lack of necessity and so open the way to identifying other possible ways of thinking and living (Tully, 2008).
Locke continually emphasises habit over rule children should internalise the habit of reasoning rather than memorise a complex set of prohibitions.
