Sentence examples for emphasised in that from inspiring English sources

As emphasised in that article, no systematic review of this research evidence had ever previously been carried out.

The significance of this study is emphasised, in that it builds on previous research, utilising insights from several disciplines and various theoretical perspectives.

She said there was a need for Britishness to be emphasised in schools, claiming that Shakespeare is taught as a "global playwright" who comes from nowhere in particular.

Rick Rylance, chief executive of the AHRC, emphasised in the autumn that the council now operates in a "something for something" world: it has to be seen to be co-operating.

Zabarella emphasised in many instances that each speculative science should demonstrate their own principles and not borrow them from metaphysics.

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

The High Court judge also emphasised in his ruling  that because of a 1985 agreement between Team Lotus and Lotus Cars, Team Lotus had the right to call their F1 cars Lotus.

Temple emphasised in his script that the Doctor overlooked the Ood under the shadow of the Devil, and the character had to see his shortcomings.

It should be emphasised, in any case, that the dispersal of cell clusters and CFs resulted from standard methods used to wash away unbound Ab.

This point was emphasised in another study 41 that stated that patients' lack of awareness about the use of their medicines led to MRPs.

Perhaps to please America, it signed up to Resolution 1441 last November, and at the time French diplomats said (off the record) that if Saddam did not comply there would not need to be a further resolution though France was careful to emphasise that in that event the initiative should remain with the Security Council, advised by the weapons inspectors.