Sentence examples for emphasised in relation to from inspiring English sources

It should be emphasised, in relation to animal health, that the suitability of AS control measures will depend on whether the disease is contagious or not.

The need for clear mechanisms for conflict resolution was raised in all countries and was particularly emphasised in relation to the case of Zambia, where the partnership experienced difficulties, perhaps due to a lack of previous partnership arrangements.

Again, the variability of the pain throughout the day was emphasised in relation to the impact on activities: " It's always uncomfortable, but sometimes… you know, I know I've to be very careful with things but I suppose I've lived with it so long I can just come down the stairs and get on and do my general things, and as the day goes on it gets worse.

The Department of Health expects the recommendations of NICE to be followed and has emphasised this particularly in relation to new drugs for cancer.

Witchcraft was commonly emphasised by mothers, especially in relation to their co-wives in a polygamous household.

Contrary to some assumptions by more permissive commentators, Dutch sex education emphasises the seriousness of sex in relation to consent, the significance of first sexual intercourse and crucially, potential pregnancy.

Some contemporary philosophical accounts also emphasise individual capability or autonomy in relation to dignity.

Qualitative findings emphasise a culture of 'rationed expectation' in relation to access to care and a 'poverty of drug treatment opportunity'.

Emphasising that a drinker's risk increased in relation to the amount consumed, Connor said: "For all these there is a dose-response relationship".

Yet, there is nothing necessarily xenophobic in emphasising that the government's primary duty in relation to job creation is to the citizens and permanent residents of this country.

He emphasised that he was not speaking for Paisley in relation to the scandal.