Emphasising only the free nature of the service, without informing users of the "profitable ends that underlie the provision of the social network", and so encouraging them to make a decision of a commercial nature that they would not have taken if they were in full possession of the facts.
"Neither the pope nor the Vatican have endorsed Turkey's EU membership per se," he told the American charge d'affaires, "rather, the Holy See has been consistently open to accession, emphasising only that Turkey needs to fulfil the EU's Copenhagen criteria to take its place in Europe".
The shadow cabinet discussed the issue at the beginning of the week and some pro-Europeans were concerned that Benn, a supporter of Burnham in the leadership campaign, did not fully reflect the balance of discussion in the shadow cabinet, emphasising only that Labour would have its own campaign.
Although our experimental strategy aims to emphasise only one of the four types of substitution mechanism in each group of experiments, it is important to recognise that absorption bands corresponding to some of the other substitution mechanisms are a minor feature of most of the spectra (Figs. 3, 4 and 5).
The system is costly and may emphasise only the more tangible aspects of patient care.[10] The apparent benefits may reflect improved recording of clinical information and it is not yet clear that these are translated into better patient outcomes.
It should not emphasise only pharmacists' role in a hospital job.
Then again, emphasising only this type of supervision might not facilitate critical thinking and reflective practice [ 67].
It will be important at this stage that clinicians do not inadvertently influence potential participants by describing or emphasising only one of the possible treatment options.
An exclusive focus on employment essentially reduces the discourse to its precursor, productive ageing, especially in the case of the most narrow vision, emphasising only supply-side factors (ActivAge Consortium 2005).
