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American officials threatened to challenge the ruling, though the EU emphasised that it would drop its charges on flights from America if that nation adopted its own emissions pricing rules.

Hodgson, well aware of the ravages that the hectic English schedule can inflict on the bodies of his players, emphasised that it would be their form in May rather than October that would count.

Meanwhile, a new and more reassuring campaign emphasised that it would take "only a few minutes" to feel at home with the new Plymouth.Reporting on the campaign's success, Time described Dichter as "the first to apply to advertising the really scientific psychology" that tapped "hidden desires and urges".

He was confident, but emphasised that it would require funding and a raft of targeted policies to raise incomes and productivity.

Still, it is an approach that is gaining popularity, with Infosys recently emphasising that it would consider bolt-on deals.

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.

You emphasised that I would need to provide you with an answer ahead of the publication of the Group's annual report and financial statements sometime next week.

His comments came after Patrick McLoughlin, the transport secretary, emphasised that extra money would be available for aid where necessary, but it was not a "blank cheque" for future flood protection.

Mr Mohamoud set up the polling day taskforce because he believes Bristol Somalis were not seen as politically active but he emphasised that it was "impartial" and volunteers would not be "telling people who to vote for".

We emphasise, however, that it would be very risky to base on-farm strategies on our results that were obtained from only two, relatively simple, experiments, carried out on a single soil type.

But in an explicit departure from the technological determinism of modernist discourse, they sought to emphasise that transformation would require a great deal of additional work and to reframe technology as opportunity for rather than driver of organisational change.