Sentence examples for emphasised in its from inspiring English sources

BP emphasised in its statement that it planned to argue during penalty proceedings for the lesser penalty.

The CDC recommends using both, and as it emphasised in its PrEP clinical practice guidelines, we need more options like PrEP, not less.

Vote No Borders emphasised in its own press release that these came from "three businessmen who are Scottish, state-educated and from working-class backgrounds".

The World Federation for Medical Education emphasised in its Global Standards for Quality Improvement for Postgraduate Education 7 the importance of a broad range of experience in the trainee's chosen medical field.

Stories by celebrities will be published only, it emphasises, in its "Saturday (non-Page 3) editions".

Turnout on that day, it emphasises in its legal argument, was higher – including among African Americans – than in the equivalent primary in 2010.

In a bid to shed some of its bad image, Blackwater has attempted a makeover, changing its name last year to Xe and emphasising in its public message that it is diversifying from war zone activities into safer areas such as training and consulting.

Like bicycles, they need to be chained to steel posts – something the Met has been emphasising in its "Be Safe" campaign focusing on thefts of scooters and mobile phones.

María Paz, the head of Invest in Spain, which encourages inward investment, said bio-tech companies and firms in the technology sector were a particular target of her office, which emphasises in its literature that Spain's technical colleges and universities are ranked third in Europe.

The Council emphasises in its statement of reasons the use of signs and symbols, but this is not adequately reflected in the wording of the common position.

He emphasised in his speech that "good economics is good politics", and this budget did indeed make good political sense.