Sentence examples for emphasis on admitting from inspiring English sources
The prime minister has said the government will place a particular emphasis on admitting orphaned children.
Liberals tend to oppose the section that would add emphasis on admitting immigrants with education and job skills and less on family reunification.
The Center on Wrongful Convictions' recommendations are similar, with an emphasis on only admitting testimony about conversations if those conversations have been recorded.
A notable exception to this long-term focus was the increased emphasis in the late 1990s on admitting IT professionals and engineers, but the IT bust in 2001 left many of these workers mismatched (Picot and Hou 2009).
I think it's too much emphasis on one race," admitted Horner.
But as indicated in my previous Forbes piece about how dirty many swimming pools and hot tubs are, one in five people admit to peeing in a pool...with the emphasis on the word admit.
Leroy, O. et al. A five-year study of severe community-acquired pneumonia with emphasis on prognosis in patients admitted to an intensive care unit.
The group's admitted emphasis on preaching the gospel to well-educated, professionally successful people has made it seem overly calculating to some Catholics and elitist to others.
The aim of this systematic review with meta-analysis of the literature is to measure the level of scientific evidence on systemic corticosteroid treatment in the case of exacerbation of COPD in general, with particular emphasis on critically ill patients admitted to the ICU, in the light of recent publications on this issue.
