Sentence examples for does not stress the from inspiring English sources

Editors think it "completely incomprehensible" that Sweden's existing strategy for reform in Turkey does not stress the need for greater independence for the media.

And Diageo spends a lot of money on training bar staff, many of whom are unfamiliar with Scotch.In Africa, the firm does not stress the tipple's Scottish origins.

Although the advertising does not stress the point, Pall Mall is a so-called value brand, meaning that it costs less per pack than a comparable full-price cigarette.

Unfortunately, it does not stress the bipartisanship that traditionally has characterized the program at the state and federal levels, and might leave the impression that Republicans do not support reauthorization or expansion.

Though Haskell does not stress the point, it is evident that his subject here is part of the story of the displacement of contemporary art as the primary reference for art appreciators by the art of the past, and so part of the story of the invention of modernism as an ideology of the contemporary.

This indirect stick-slip actuation does not stress the working surface and can even operate on surfaces that are not perfectly flat.

"Enphase has designed the system so that it doesn't stress the capacitors," says Kortlang.

The men did not stress the role of meat, but rather emphasised the role of vegetables.

Although they did not stress the ontological distinction between God and the world, they did emphasize the responsive relationship that humans have to God.

Other authors have reported on the fabrication of DBR structures by applying a cyclic anodization voltage [19, 20, 24] although they did not stress the importance of the pore-widening step in order to obtain the photonic stop bands.

It was indicated by providers that managers do not stress the technical aspects.