Sentence examples for emphasis directly from inspiring English sources

The NCAA added a prohibition of players targeting the head and neck for the 2011 season, and asked referees to more stringently penalize head and neck contact (National Collegiate Athletic Association 2010), There have been no additional rule changes or rules emphasis directly pertaining to concussions, body checks or hits the head since then.

With a heavy emphasis on directly involving football fans, BigBalls will be producing Copa90, an interactive football lifestyle and original content channel via YouTube, which will include, at launch, eight different shows.

Outside of regions in crises, nutritionists at the bank say, programs should shift their emphasis from directly providing food to changing the behaviors of mothers — for example, to breast-feed exclusively for the first six months of life or seek quick treatment for their children's diarrhea.

We're happy to do so in order to meet the challenges of the future, but our experiential emphasis stems directly from John Dewey's ideas on experiential education and education for a social purpose.

All patients confirmed to be VREfm positive were cared for in isolation rooms with contact precautions, and hand hygiene was enforced with emphasis on directly observed hand hygiene practice.

Her subjects' spirituality is not as novel as she implies: in the broadest terms, the Vineyard's emphasis on speaking directly to God and hearing his voice in one's private thoughts came to America with the Puritans, whose diaries were crammed with pages of self-­interrogation and supplication.

Due to the uncertainty of the phylogenetic placement of Arabian bufonid taxa, we sampled broadly across the family Bufonidae with an emphasis on regions directly surrounding the Arabian Peninsula (Table  2).

The emphasis remains on selling directly to consumers.

SNP strategists, who see the mainstream media as largely hostile on independence, are putting immense emphasis on reaching voters directly, though doorstep campaigning, social media, rallies and street stalls.

Tomasky recounts, for example, that one of Clinton's close friends, Susan Thomases, upset at the drift of the campaign, pushed the hiring of an outside consultant, who conducted focus groups that found deep animosity among women toward Clinton, and proposed advertisements that would break from her emphasis on issues and directly confront those concerns.

Although some reference was made about the needs of and consequences on disaster workers responding to these events, the main emphasis was on those directly affected as bereaved people and/or injured survivors.