Sentence examples for emphasis on taking from inspiring English sources

Orlando's emphasis on taking efficient shots in the Van Gundy era paid off.

I think that the Republican Party puts a lot of emphasis on taking personal responsibility instead of relying on the government.

But, equally, we should remember another of Thomas's Welsh friends, the "tramp-poet" WH Davies, and his emphasis on taking time "to stand and stare".

Asked about the league's new emphasis on "taking the head out of the game", Omalu laughs his trademark high-pitched chuckle.

The American military training for the Georgian troops has been described as involving counterterrorism for domestic security and counterinsurgency for the Iraq mission, with little emphasis on taking ground, holding ground or defending against invasion.

In the 1950s and 60s, the grammar school curriculum dominated with its history through British eyes, although secondary modern schools offered a more varied package, including visits to archaeological digs, because of the reduction of emphasis on taking public examinations.

And the emphasis is on taking charge," said Kucinich in a web video announcing the new group, Kucinich Action.

Both statements strongly suggest the UN both supporting Sistani's non-partisan edict but critically placing emphasis on Iraq taking the lead in protecting its territorial borders and the welfare of its people.

But these days, the emphasis is not on taking Western reporters captive but on welcoming them and persuading them of the legitimacy of the Hezbollah cause.

"I think too much of the last decade, we have seen the reduced emphasis on Congress taking an independent view looking at foreign policy issues.

The need to save on healthcare spending and the trend to enhance self-care have led to more emphasis on patients taking their own responsibility for the management of minor ailments, including the use of medication that is available without a prescription.