Sentence examples for emphasised that he would from inspiring English sources

The Listener, in contrast, has a decided preference for soft ground, and Alner emphasised that he would not run if the ground were too fast.

Meade indicated that Pandorama is likely to return to Leopardstown for their own Hennessy Gold Cup, in February, but emphasised that he would never risk this heavy-shouldered creature on a fast surface.

Previously seen by some as slightly dovish on inflation, Mr Bernanke emphasised that he would stand firm against inflationary pressures, which will be the biggest factor in setting future interest rates.

McDonnell has emphasised that he would "not tackle the deficit on the backs of middle- and low-earners, and especially by attacking the poorest in our society", but as an acquaintance observed when I said I thought McDonnell's conference speech was a breath of fresh air: "But he still goes on about the deficit, and you told me the deficit was not the problem!" Quite right.

"[Manager] Craig Brown emphasised that he would continue to be developed by being involved with the first team, with a view to him becoming a full first team squad member next season.

He has emphasised that he would not try to line up a new job elsewhere while still in his present role, but he is now free to find one if he wishes to continue working in F1.

And yet otherwise Löw had always emphasised that he'd consider only fit players for the tournament.

And in his inaugural speech Mr Assad took pains to emphasise that he would not allow foreign ideas about democracy to intrude into the business of government.Instead, he promised to shake up the economy.

But by emphasising that he would do another five years, he inevitably has to address what he would do after that.

A senior government source emphasised that exclusion would be temporary and said the aim was to establish a "managed return", which would allow British jihadists to come home if they agree to certain conditions.

The sway of female voters towards Mr Sanders comes despite the fact the former secretary of state has emphasised that she would be a voice for women if elected president in November.