Sentence examples for deemphasized from inspiring English sources

In the 1920s and '30s, Kemal Atatürk deemphasized Pan-Turkism, instead encouraging Turkish nationalism within Turkey.

The fact that Peter is emphasized in John and charged by Jesus to "tend my sheep" and "feed my lambs" (John 21 15,16) at the same time that the role of the disciples as a whole is being deemphasized attests to the prestige of Peter in the apostolic church.

In contrast to Lenin, she deemphasized the need for a tight party structure, believing that organization would emerge naturally from the struggle.

Safety at sea, which had been the Coast Guard's principal concern since the end of W.W. II, has been deemphasized in favor of military readiness & law enforcement--particularly the interdiction of drug smuggling.

Each still had nothing at the center (Daoist sage) and being (Confucian King) around the edges, but Guo Xiang deemphasized any lines of force from non-being to being and emphasized instead the situation and contextual relations within the realm of being.

Urban's bull In eminenti (published in June 1643) condemned the doctrines of Jansenism, a French movement that emphasized God's sovereignty and deemphasized man's free will.

Despite efforts by the Ministry of Education to revise and deemphasize the examination system, its importance continues to the present day.

Entering Labour's shadow cabinet in 1988, Blair became the most outspoken of those party leaders calling for Labour to move to the political centre and deemphasize its traditional advocacy of state control and public ownership of certain sectors of the economy.

He did everything in his power to save the Jesuits from the Bourbon absolutists, who confederated with the Jansenists (advocates of a heretical doctrine deemphasizing freedom of the will and teaching that redemption through Christ's death is open to some but not all) and the Freemasons, whose beliefs and observances were considered pagan and unlawful by the Roman Catholic Church.

Initially he improved relations with the Soviets, believing that closer ties would restore balance to Canada's international position and deemphasize Canada's role as a partisan of the West, but Trudeau did not contest fundamental U.S. policy regarding the Soviet Union, the Middle East, and even American involvement in the Vietnam War in Southeast Asia.

Clement clashed with King Louis XIV of France, who was determined to eliminate any religious divergence he saw as a threat to the unity of his kingdom and who revived the condemnation of Jansenism, a heretical doctrine deemphasizing freedom of the will and teaching that redemption through Christ's death is limited to some but not all.