Sentence examples for emphasised more from inspiring English sources
This is emphasised more than once in the policy.
Both Bush and Blair could have emphasised more just how bad Saddam's republic of fear has been for his people and the extent to which ending it is a desirable end in itself.
Perhaps, looking back, one could wish that the Gay Liberation Front had emphasised more the need to see gay people as ordinary rather than stressing separateness, as such marches and dress styles tended to do.
This contrast feeds other attitudes: 82% of Israelis, for example, want Germany to sell Israel more weapons, whereas 68% of Germans are against.Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor, grew up in East Germany, where Nazi crimes against communists were emphasised more than those against the Jews.
There was some useful horse-trading: Paul Sadler, a Democrat who at the time chaired the Texan lower house's Public Education Committee, emphasised more money for education in general, and Mr Bush pushed for tougher penalties for bad schools.Even today, Mr Bush gets the occasional kind mention at least in Texas.
While sharing some commonalities, each platform has its own value profile, with some values emphasised more strongly and other values less prominently underscored.
She emphasises more public housing and extra crèche places.
The court sugared its criticism by emphasising more than in earlier rulings the German constitution's "openness toward European law".
"I found the original more uncanny than scary, and that's what we tried to emphasise more than any kind of shock tactics," says Strickland. "It's ambiguous whether it's a scientific anomaly the play is investigating or something supernatural".
However, he emphasises, more than good scientific training is needed to break in.
We conclude that knowledge development is inhibited by the Swedish decentralisation approach and we call for a multilevel learning strategy including learning from international experience and emphasising more active coordination at the national level.
