Sentence examples for emphasise the issue from inspiring English sources

But Republicans were given enough ammunition by the FBI report to keep the issue alive and emphasise the issue of trust until election day.

This explains his reluctance to emphasise the issue of torture: though he has new and horrible footage of soldiers gloating over their captives - not just within the walls of Abu Ghraib but out in open country.

The FMU, which is a joint initiative between the Home Office and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, says it is working with the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services to emphasise the issue of people with learning disabilities being forced into marriages.

This 'holistic' approach allows patients to tell their story and emphasise the issues important to them [ 25].

"If nothing happens, I won't be emphasising the issue.

He said his campaign had emphasised the issue of reproductive rights because it illustrates Gardner's deeply conservative leanings on a host of other issues.

Councillor John Dixon echoed the concerns raised by Howells and in particular emphasised the issue with parking and the policy to have an agreement in student accommodation that students will not bring cars.

Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, emphasised the issue in his first remarks following the summit in Minsk with Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, the French president, François Hollande, and Ukraine's president, Petro Poroshenko, who western officials and diplomats believe came off worst in the negotiations.

One diplomat suggested that Washington may be emphasising the issue in order to satisfy the Israelis but that the group may be prepared to settle for an agreement to freeze the number of centrifuges at Fordo, which are believed to be too few to produce weapons-grade uranium at a pace sufficient to develop a bomb in the foreseeable future.

Others, particularly those with veterinary training, emphasised the issue of underdosing.

To be absolutely clear, both MSPs were tonight emphasising the issue of employment, not politics.