Sentence examples for emphasis of which from inspiring English sources

Legalisation talk begins around 11 minute-mark below The president went on to say that he will continue to have his administration review treatment of nonviolent drug offenders, the emphasis of which should be health not criminality.

In 1968 Congress authorised the U.S. Metric Study the emphasis of which was to examine the feasibility of adopting SI.

An Act of Parliament was obtained in 1732, the main emphasis of which was the improvement of "the harbour of Littlehampton, called Arundel Port", but improvements to the first 5.75 mile of the river, from the sea to Arundel, were also authorised.

The issues he has hammered away at, the points of emphasis on which he has built the Trump brand, are what matter for understanding his broad appeal.

Happiness among students has long been forgotten due to the emphasis of achievements which increase the stress level that led to drop out, unmotivated, and giving up.

Central to that attention was his emphasis upon the humanity of Jesus Christ as humanity's assurance of salvation, an emphasis to which he gave voice in a variety of ways.

Beyond the difference in emphasis, the determination of which potential participants to include in the intent-to-treat analyses was not the same in the two studies.

(Stoller, 1977) This renewed emphasis on desire – problems of which had been a significant component of the neo-Freudian writings on frigidity – undid an emphasis on the mechanics of arousal and orgasm in Masters and Johnson.

"We offer an emphasis on service, part of which is convenience," he said.

There is a large emphasis on casinos, many of which are associated with hotels, such as that of the Holiday Inn.

It's a work of such immensity and scope that it is almost impossible for a single performance to fully encompass its complexities of meaning: interpretative cogency is consequently a question of emphasis, which brings with it the inevitable risk that one or more of its elements can be underplayed.