Sentence examples for emphasis on world from inspiring English sources

For some in Kansas, New York can be the mistrusted symbol of global capitalism as much as it is in Kabul -- one woman called me to ask just what the World Trade Center, emphasis on "world," was; she wanted to be reassured that it wasn't the seat of the One World Government before deciding whose side to take.

This Presidents Cup comes at a time when world golf, with the emphasis on world, is brimming with young talent.

Prime among these is Dunia, a bar that regularly hosts outstanding DJs, with an emphasis on world music.

In addition to its reliance on a priori reasoning, Kant's work is noteworthy for its emphasis on world peace and its detailed description of the domestic and international institutions needed for peaceful conditions.

New lyrics were introduced in 1977 by Mikhalkov with lyrics placing less emphasis on World War II and more on the victory of communism.

With a new programming team in place, the fest is putting renewed emphasis on world premieres (with 39, more than double the previous year), first-time filmmakers and diversity.

Emphasis on world-system theory, theories of coloniality and power, and aesthetic modernity/postmodernity in their relation to culture broadly understood.

Many non-governmental organisations have a similar emphasis on third world food exports, but concentrate on calling for "one-sided protectionism": tariff reductions in the developed world, but their retention in developing countries to allow them to protect themselves.

At the same time, there's a newfound emphasis on plush world cruises.

WineWise: Your Complete Guide to Understanding, Selecting and Enjoying Wine (Wiley, $29.95), by Steven Kolpan, Brian H. Smith and Michael A. Weiss, places far more emphasis on New World wines and attitudes.

"In other words what we thought the problem was, was that the test was no good," he said, adding that minsters had pushed for an emphasis on real world testing at the European Union's Environment Council.