Sentence examples for emphasised market from inspiring English sources

Brown/Blair emphasised market and management, but were the two compatible?

In contrast, the other cases co-opt the language of inclusion to present a predominantly market-based framing, heavily emphasising market readiness and participation.

Meacham, who was a policy adviser to former Republican Senator Richard Lugar of Indiana, said Latin America's conservatives could do more to emphasise "market approaches to increased social mobility", rather than the state-oriented strategies offered by leftists.

Even honest ones emphasise marketing over teaching: glitzy ads lure students with swimming pools, marble foyers or guarantees of jobs.

Labour emphasised how markets could hurt people.

Those partners specialised in agricultural technology transfer and emphasised alternative marketing processes.

They broadly emphasise a market economy.

However, the Commission made sure to emphasise the market-making element of the directive.

The chair of Torfaen Leisure Trust said services would be run more commercially with sales and marketing emphasised.

The young adults felt that the positive aspects of condom use should be emphasised rather than marketing it as a protection against disease, which was perceived negatively.

24 Furthermore, the cost-effectiveness of e-cigarettes compared to conventional cigarettes, as emphasised in observed marketing materials, could make them more attractive to smokers in more deprived areas.