Sentence examples for emphasis needed to be from inspiring English sources

"They felt that an emphasis needed to be placed on their other publications," she said.

Obama, who won the Nobel peace prize in 2009 partly for his stance on nuclear non-proliferation, added that he felt emphasis needed to be placed on the current relationship between Washington, one of Japan's key allies, and Tokyo.

But with a new generation of exceptionally fine batsmen coming to the fore, led by Sachin Tendulkar, realisation dawned that the emphasis needed to be on building a side that could compete away from home as well.

Respondents felt that more emphasis needed to be placed on a concluding evaluation with discussion, feedback, and reflection.

He said that no distinctive emphasis needed to be allocated to a particular race or religion.

In 1998 Martin Seligman, in an address to the American Psychological Association, included in his speech the belief that, while psychology had competently researched areas such as illness and depression, and how to help heal these issues, more emphasis needed to be placed on what Seligman called "positive psychology".

For Gehl, the emphasis needs to be on social inclusion.

"I just don't agree that that's where the emphasis needs to be," he says.

"We have to act early and the emphasis needs to be on preventative action," she said.

We are still getting it wrong; our emphasis needs to be curing the chronic social ill of racism and not merely spot-treating it.

One of the aspects of our current research is that we think much more emphasis needs to be put on graduation rates, not just access.