Sentence examples for emphasis on help from inspiring English sources

Senate Democrats want a stimulus package to have a heavy emphasis on help for the unemployed; Republicans of both houses are emphasizing tax cuts.

The green paper will propose home nurse visits for new families with greater emphasis on help for the father, and relationship guidance at the time of a civil marriage similar to that given by a vicar.

Wealthy nations have broadly emphasised the need for farming to reduce its emissions using new technologies and carbon markets, while developing countries have wanted more emphasis on help for farmers to adapt.

I welcome the president's emphasis on help for developing countries to avoid the mistakes made by the rich industrial countries, including by sharing technologies and trying to find alternatives to coal.

There is an emphasis on help for first time buyers through a rent-to-buy scheme, along with plans to reduce the number of empty dwellings, crack down on bad private sector landlords and to improve the construction industry skills base.

That means Alexa will answer your questions and find your desired products with an emphasis on help related to your current location.

Taylor would like to get into community development, with a special emphasis on helping minority businesses.

In Haringey we've developed community-based provision with a greater emphasis on helping people to live independently at home.

The Skills for Life strategy placed particular emphasis on helping adults achieve qualifications in order to succeed at work.

By the end of 2004, there was to be an ambitious agreement on freeing trade in farm goods and services, with the emphasis on helping the poorest countries.

Fourteen countries, including the United States, vowed Friday to work to promote online freedom, with an emphasis on helping bloggers who operate under oppressive governments.