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Second, that everyone has a part to play in financing development: the private sector (emphasised much more powerfully in Addis than in the 2002 Monterrey Consensus), aid donors both old and new, and developing countries themselves as they increase tax revenues.

I consider these facilities to be a valuable resource for preventing the transmission of infectious diseases among socially excluded drug users, and in my opinion they should be emphasised much more in any updated future version of the guidelines.

The author calls for supervised injecting facilities to be emphasised much more in any future edition of the ECDC and EMCDDA Guidance, noting: I am aware that research on those facilities is limited, but do you really need much research to prove that injecting inside these facilities is much safer than injecting elsewhere?

Dealing with climate change is clearly a pressing obligation, but speaking at the first Natural Economy Northwest Green Lecture recently at the Foundation for Art and Creative Technology in Liverpool, green campaigner Jonathon Porritt emphasised how much more we have to do in the UK to come close to being ethical in this field.

Right-wing Japanese commentators point to "The Tale of Genji" and take great pride in emphasising how much more sophisticated civilisation was in Japan in the 11th century compared with Europe at that time.

In punishing Badawi now, the Saudis emphasise that much more obedience is expected of Muslims by Muslims than is being asked of westerners.

It's a nice contrast to the technique of, say, Rosetta Stone, which emphasises total immersion much more than rote grammar.Babbel's interface is clean but still a little buggy.

Mrs Clinton has been at pains to emphasise that she has much more experience than her rival.

The term polyamory is only 20 years old, and has entered the lexicon because it emphasises love: it's much more socially acceptable to talk publicly about multiple loving relationships than multiple fuckbuddies.

That includes emphasising that Pinterest is much more than an image-focused digital mood board in 2015, in terms of the more than 30bn "pins" – from products and fashion to apps and music videos – that its users have created and shared.

We therefore advocate to more clearly separate 'biodiversity value' from 'conservation value' and to emphasise the latter issue much more in future studies.