Sentence examples for day stressed from inspiring English sources

A senior officer I was chatting to the other day stressed that this was a decision made by Cobra, the cabinet emergency committee, not by the police.

In a sense, the developments of the day stressed the prospective role of the Third Reich as heir, in influence at least, to the empire of the Hapsburgs.

As a young public-relations executive, Rubenstein attended a lecture given by Edward Bernays, and remembers being impressed by his professional ancestor, who on that day stressed the importance of devising a strategy for clients.

The risk of a trading portfolio must now be broken down into five "buckets"—value at risk (VaR), a measure of how much could be lost in an average trading day; stressed VaR (how much could be lost in extreme conditions); plus three types of credit risk ranging from the risk of single credits to those of securitised loans.

The paper further risked offending censors by printing an all-black front page that day, stressing the scale of the catastrophe.

"We were able to come up with a platoon strength of only female peacekeepers in the mission, which is not something that you get every day," stresses Ajerh.

Officials on Monday stressed that their dialogue was with Egypt.

However, the pope's spokesman, Federico Lombardi, on Monday stressed that the arrangement had its limits.

A Human Rights Watch dispatch published on Tuesday stressed that the firing of teargas directly at protesters violated international legal standards.

President Khatami, speaking on television on Sunday, stressed that Iran had no intention of producing nuclear weapons.

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif of Pakistan on Wednesday stressed the need for more diplomacy to cool tensions on both sides.