Sentence examples for emphasised in one of from inspiring English sources

As the high court emphasised in one of the many hearings on the case, Witness B said "the question of interviewing detainees had been discussed at length by his management, with legal advisers and the government" and that "his task was to interview BM [Mohamed] in accordance with what had been approved by his management".

Ms. Batory emphasised in one of her posts that disabled children, youth and adults want to have their opinions and ideas counted, and not to be second-guessed on what is right for them.

It should be recognised, as emphasised in Commitment One of the Summit Plan of Action, that a peaceful, stable and enabling political, social and economic environment remains the essential foundation for public action to bear fruit and for the private sector and the civil society to play an effective role in the eradication of poverty and food insecurity.

In David Peace's novel about the miners' strike, GB84, the importance of the confrontation is emphasised by one of the protagonists.

As the study progressed, quality improvement was emphasised as one of the key functions of commissioning.

24 Pain in one arm was also emphasised in a recent case report.

It's not even emphasised in MRCP at all, and no one really emphasises the elderly as a special subset of patients or geriatrics as a special kind of subject on its own".

Since there was almost none in content, they emphasised ones of form.

This is emphasised in the film's gut-punch of a closing scene.

This has been repeatedly emphasised by Kirzner (1973, p. 149), and the coexistence of the two types of entrepreneurs is also emphasised in this paper.

The high cost of implants is emphasised in most studies.