Sentence examples for emphasised at both from inspiring English sources

The need to complete three sequential days of malaria treatment even if patients feel unwell or improve should be emphasised at both the community and clinic level.

These are the values that Mr Cameron emphasised at this election, as Mr Major did in 1992.

Above all, Israel's desire for peace with the Palestinians should be emphasised at all times because this what Americans overwhelmingly want to happen.

According to Betty, what happened was that women's sexuality was emphasised at the expense of all their other talents and attributes.

"It must be emphasised at the outset that it is no part of our function to change the law in order to decriminalise assisted suicide," Lord Hope said.

Sharpe emphasised at once "the need to create a modern and robust player recruitment process … inside a sustainable long-term financial framework".

Thereafter, as life heaves into being, things felt a bit over-controlled: speeds were at times exaggerated; the music's grandeur was occasionally emphasised at the expense of its Dionysiac fire.

He will also have been able to assess Wayne Rooney's candidacy for the captaincy in Van Persie's absence; Van Gaal emphasised at his unveiling on Thursday that he sees the role as vital.

In the confidence of this knowledge, they displayed a striking inner radiance, emphasised at their Sunday meetings by the white dresses worn by the women, as they whirled round and round, entranced, singing their joyous hymns.

As the American journalist, Sarah Lyall, also reported, he had emphasised at every turn during this campaign trip that he was "a plain-spoken man, better on substance than on style".

As emphasised at the beginning of this section (4.1), occupations define wage-dispersion groups more precisely.