Sentence examples for emphasised the obligation from inspiring English sources

Experts have emphasised the obligation on states to "refrain from invoking any custom, tradition or religious consideration to avoid their obligations".

Amnesty also emphasised the obligation of international agencies "to come together and make sure that the very people the international community set out to help are not abandoned to an even more precarious fate", said Patel.

The principle that all children have a fundamental right to education, for example, has enabled UNICEF to emphasise the legal obligations of governments, and to advocate at national levels for greater national budget allocations -- and for government policies aimed at reaching the poorest and most marginalised children.

Earlier, he emphasised the need for Russia to meet its obligations under February's Minsk agreement that was intended to end the fighting in eastern Ukraine.

In their work in two remote Northern Territory communities Johnston & Thomas emphasised the value placed on reciprocity and sharing, and the role that cultural obligations play in smoking behaviour [ 14].

It merely emphasised the comedy.

He emphasised the fraternité, I remember.

He emphasised the collection's seasonless nature.

In emphasising cultural relativism, however, they emphasised the conditioned differences between them.

Western individualisation theorists have emphasised the fluidity of intimate life, highlighting the growing prominence of 'pure relationships' (Giddens 1992), do-it-yourself biographies (Beck 1992), and 'liquid love' (Bauman 2003), against the backdrop of waning traditional bonds and obligations.

Superintendent Darcy also emphasised the trauma of the event.