Sentence examples for emphasis over the from inspiring English sources

The relentless emphasis over the last 40 years in public policy on economic growth and material gain is now being challenged with an increasing urgency.

In his acceptance speech before the Republican National Convention on Thursday night, he will probably have to tip his hand as to which goal will be receiving the most emphasis over the balance of his campaign.

Shifting the Emphasis Over the years, the foundation has dived into virtually any cause that sparked Mr. Clinton's interest: childhood obesity in the United States, sustainable farming in South America, mentoring entrepreneurs, saving elephants from poaching, and more.

Those who fear Germany's ascension to a status of Europe's self-righteous, self-involved senior partner have put emphasis over the last few years on their concern about its capacity for "diplomatic restraint" and "seeing things from the point of view of others".

"There's been a lot of emphasis over the past two years for garment shops to be good players and for companies to give their work only to the good players," said Ms. Chen, whose local, with 12,000 members, is the nation's largest local of garment workers.

And emphasis over the past decade or so on community policing cosying up to the communities they police rather than laying down the law has made them reluctant to alienate anyone.As David Green, head of Civitas, a think-tank, puts it, "They are so paralysed by fear of being accused of racism that they softpedal whenever they encounter crime perpetrated by minorities," as was the case in Tottenham.

Yu et al. [4] support concurrent application provisioning on a sensor network with an emphasis on over-the-air programming prospects.

Are the research products (annual performance measures) and their sequencing and emphases over the next approximately 5 7 years appropriate, especially in light of needs for the Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program by the Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances?

Critics of youth sports have pointed to what they see as an over emphasis on the college scholarship, forcing kids to specialize in one sport at a young age.

Ignoring the contribution of the affective dimension of learning (such as attitudes) with an over emphasis on the cognitive aspect of learning are no longer adequate in providing sustainable engineering education.

"Did you ever stop to ask yourself why you put such an emphasis on feeling?" "What else would one put an emphasis on?" A wind passed over the house, and deep inside the range hood the damper flapped.