Sentence examples for emphasise that we mean from inspiring English sources
"I will parallel this step with an even more robust measure dissolving Saddam's military and intelligence structures to emphasise that we mean business".
However, we were keen to emphasise that 18 means 18; it's not a casual suggestion, titles with this rating are absolutely unsuitable for children.
"We are not in a mass extinction event yet, and it's very important to emphasise that, because it means we can still make changes," said Williams.
So we stopped doing it in the hope that we would get lucky and he would emphasise the word we meant," Crane says, laughing.
"This decision means, and we emphasise, that it means no more than that, the question whether Dobson had any criminal involvement in Stephen Lawrence's death must be considered afresh by a new jury, which will examine the evidence and decide whether the allegation against him is proved.
The guidance seeks to reassure staff by emphasising that apologising "doesn't mean that we expect you to take personal responsibility for system failures or other people's mistakes".
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