Sentence examples for emphasised that when from inspiring English sources
In recent guidance, the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child has emphasised that, when business consults with communities that may be affected by a potential business project, it is critical for it to seek the views of children and consider them in decisions that affect them.
It should be emphasised that when the RN is equipped with an antenna array the AF protocol is not the best strategy [4] since it would not allow getting benefits of the space diversity provided by the use of multiple antennas.
(Midwife, NL) Swedish clinicians emphasised that when meeting women who wish for a CS, professionals need to be present and open-minded.
It should be emphasised that when a single exposure assessment was applied in the sensitivity analysis of the Swedish Mammography Cohort, by use of either the first or the second food frequency questionnaire, the hazard ratios were attenuated compared with the time dependent exposure analysis and were also similar to the estimates obtained in the male cohort.
It must be emphasised that when compiling these concordance lists, only oligonucleotides or genes which match to the other platform or platforms are included, implying there are no missing values, so that the above statistics can be applied and the lists directly compared for their technical performance.
Beauchamp and Childress emphasise that when medical treatment is futile or when its burdens outweigh the benefits, the principle of nonmaleficence might justify or sometimes even require withholding or withdrawing life-sustaining procedures.
Indeed the UDA's overall commander, Jackie McDonald, emphasised that point in March when he unexpectedly turned up at a trade union rally in Belfast called to protest against the Real IRA and Continuity IRA murders of two soldiers and a policeman.
I would emphasise that when Barack Obama proposes raising taxes on the rich, he's proposing specifically to raise the top federal income-tax rate.
It is worth emphasising that when applying proper preventive measures once continuous deformations have begun, it is possible to use the objects for a relatively long period of time.
These results are in line with SDT's theorising: emphasising that when students act out of interest, choice, and have an internal locus of causality, they achieve better outcomes, presumably because these satisfy students' psychological needs for autonomy, competence, and relatedness.
And Mr Carney continues to emphasise that when rates do rise, they are likely to do so only gradually and to a level below their long-run average.As long as spare capacity remains, stimulative monetary policy is necessary to raise demand.
