Sentence examples for emphasised hope from inspiring English sources

BARACK OBAMA won the Iowa caucus on January 3rd with a message that emphasised hope, unity and working together across party lines.

If so, Mr Obama's 20 January, 2009, inaugural address was the final speech of the historic 2008 presidential campaign, emphasising hope and opportunity over specific policy goals.

In this sense, the interlocutor in charge of the contract elaboration mentioned that the clause 'was thought to be a concession to the Muslim organisations and maybe useful for them in order to advance in the national debate'.35 Muslim actors indeed have explicitly emphasised their hope to promote their rights at the national level through the negotiations at the local level.

Nawaz Sharif, the new prime minister, emphasised his hopes for warmer relations with India in his inaugural speech to the National Assembly.

This is all very depressing, but Vevers emphasises that hope isn't entirely lost just yet.

All the connotations of youth that Blair emphasised - energy, hope, thinking outside the box, blah - are politically nebulous.

As other research articles have emphasised, if we hope to develop enhanced tools and effective strategies to reduce the successfulness of phishing attacks, we must first know how and why people fall for phishing schemes [10, 11].

The importance of not losing hope was emphasised.

Though it is almost invidious to single out particular recommendations from the Report -- all of which we endorse -- there are a number of critical issues that we hope will be emphasised in your Resolution.

Despite howls of indignation from the grandstands and the rest of the paddock, Todt emphasised that Schumacher's title hopes are Ferrari's overriding priority by ordering Barrichello to undergo a humiliating repeat of last year's race when he relinquished second place to Schumacher behind David Coulthard's victorious McLaren-Mercedes.

This latest deal emphasises how Criteo hopes to improve in the latter area.