Sentence examples for decided to emphasize the from inspiring English sources

It decided to emphasize the feeling of being a team.

"Basically, we decided to emphasize the idea of public television rather than the initials PBS," Mr. Geismar said.

The more practical politician Rieger, who found support among some Bohemian aristocrats, decided to emphasize the historical rights while maintaining loyalty to the Habsburg monarchy.

Thompson Ayodele's Oct. 16 Op-Ed article, "The World Bank's Palm Oil Mistake," says the World Bank has decided to emphasize the environment over poverty reduction.

In "Living Out" she decided to emphasize the situation's serious aspects by having the play take an abrupt turn from comedy to tragedy.

Lady Whyte, inspired by restoration work on the Goodwood Park Hotel, a contemporary of Eden Hall in Singapore, decided to emphasize the exterior plaster moldings.

With this new understanding, Gilead decided to emphasize in its marketing the new drug's lower incidence of serious side effects.

Warner Bros.'s marketing team decided that Batman's status as a cultural icon and superhero was unavoidable, so they decided to emphasize other elements of the character that could appeal to fans of first-person shooters and action games.

The band decided to emphasize arrangements, harmonies and melodic ideas rather than the fast-paced nature of Dude Ranch; the change was brought about by the band, rather than the label.

But by later in the day, Mr. Obama had decided to emphasize that he does not believe that the overall economy is doing fine, as Republicans were trying to suggest.

Inside the campaign, the communications director, Howard Wolfson, has been well known for urging that the humanizing effort start earlier, but the campaign decided to emphasize strength and experience instead.