Sentence examples for emphasise the progress from inspiring English sources

Despite the recent scare, and the high under-five mortality rate, the WHO is keen to emphasise the progress Cambodia has made.

She emphasised the progress that had been made since 1996 in Atlanta, when Great Britain came 36th in the medal table and won a solitary gold, prompting the influx of National Lottery funding.

But this may have been tactical: it might repel rural voters, for example, if he were to emphasise the need for progress in negotiations with America and other important trading partners over the formation of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a free-trade grouping.

In response to charges that richer countries were attempting to weaken prior commitments on aid and other issues, the text is explicit: "We emphasise the need to make progress in implementing previous commitments... it is critical that we honour all previous commitments, without regression".

Mr Crook continues:The best way to defend liberal trade to sceptics, I think, is always to emphasise the close parallel with technological progress.

"We wanted to progress and I couldn't emphasise the point enough in the lead up to the cup games, but we need to get our heads down this week and not let our season peter out".

Evidence also suggests important differences within the African groups and emphasise the need to distinguish between these groups if progress is to be made on this topic.

"Instead of encouraging parents to become amateur auditors, the government should emphasise the research evidence that shows the impact of parental involvement on children's progress," Lightman said.

They emphasise the intentions of the suspect.

I emphasise the word relatively.

Their strategy was to emphasise the positive.