Samuelson has also given a substantial contribution to a theory of economic policy which is characterised by, and that is what I would like to emphasise, thinking in terms of what is known as a goal-means relationship; the goals are targets or objectives, the means are instruments.
He says that civil-service exams, unlike in imperial days, "emphasise thinking and innovation and not just repeating the same old thing".
Strange enough to be worth a watch by grown-ups too, John Motson and England's Rachel Yankey join forces in a new show that encourages children into football by emphasising passing, thinking, skills and playing as a team.
For men, this tends to mean undoing that extra button on their short-sleeve shirt without feeling a sleaze; for women (though not, she has asked me to emphasise, my girlfriend), thinking they might actually look chic in batik.
If we are to conduct classes in which we emphasise critical thinking, we cannot at the same time be seen to be simply police informers.
All the connotations of youth that Blair emphasised - energy, hope, thinking outside the box, blah - are politically nebulous.
"What we should be thinking about," he emphasised, "is about the learner, not the interface, being mobile".
Second, programmes that were specifically adapted to the needs of mental health clients tended to include a cognitive behavioural therapy that emphasised criminal thinking and behaviour alongside psycho-educational classes.
In fact, it is important to know that 2,500 years ago Buddha was one of those few great beings who emphasised critical thinking and critical study.
Innovative experiment: This part emphasises scientific thinking, the cultivation of research ability, and innovation consciousness.
Either way, he will hopefully grow up without ever thinking it necessary to emphasise the distinction.
