Sentence examples for efforts to emphasise from inspiring English sources
"The Kabul setting is an essential backdrop to our efforts to emphasise Afghan ownership of their destiny; the venue will capture their people's pride, imagination, and sense of national ownership", Eikenberry argued.
He adds that he has made efforts to emphasise other activities, including sharing photos and comments and helping users achieve a measured pace of training.
In spite of their efforts to emphasise the importance of "extending fundamental ecogenomics knowledge" (Ouborg et al. [2009], 3), Brouwer now suggested ECOL INC's strategy as a model for all Dutch ecogenomics research.
Despite our best efforts to emphasise confidentiality, anecdotally we heard that some employees had avoided participation due to fear of disclosure.
Despite efforts to emphasise the importance of communication in trauma team training, the difficulty in establishing a safe and reliable form of verbal communication in the interdisciplinary team remained.
The Independent took the decision to publish the images in an effort to emphasise the reality of the desperate situation facing many refugees.
"On the contrary, it could arm our enemies and opponents in the world in an effort to emphasise the trend for separatism or even racism within Israel".
In an effort to emphasise business as usual, May's spokesman later confirmed she would press ahead with invoking article 50, the formal divorce process from the EU, next Wednesday as planned.
One senior executive said that by quoting statistics in an effort to emphasise licence fee-payers' affection for the corporation – Thompson said 71% of people are glad the BBC exists – he showed he was being complacent about the level of public support.
The windows of the store in Marylebone have wicker baskets heaped with autumn vegetables such as butternut squash and dark purple, gnarly beetroot that looks as though it has just been dragged from the ground, part of an effort to emphasise seasonal produce.
He also defended his education policies - and made a particular effort to emphasise his long-time support for vouchers that allow students to attend private and parochial schools with public money.
