Sentence examples for emphasised the purpose from inspiring English sources

In dissent, Justice Gummow recognised that "the focusing of attention on whether detention is 'penal or punitive in character' is apt to mislead", and emphasised the purpose of detention as the fundamental criterion by which non-judicial detention was allowed in previous cases.

Demonstrations of commitment included: attending learning sessions; emphasising the purpose of SPI; attending leadership walk rounds; integrations of safety into the Board agenda such as safety stories at meetings and prioritising it on the agenda; speaking at sessions to explain the programme; and providing approval for SPI-related practices.

Rather they emphasised the clinical purpose of their relationship with oncologists and deprecated anything that diverted from this.

Emphasising the overall purpose of the TPA, the judges reasoned that the purpose would not be fulfilled if Baxter could claim derivative immunity.

Such interpretations emphasise the role of the formal education programmes instituted from above (i.e. 'interventions') in putting the new knowledge to work for preventive purposes.

The information emphasised that the purpose of the vaccination was to prevent cervical cancer but was explicit with regard to the fact that HPV was sexually transmitted.

Conveying a greater sense of moral authority than simply "unreasonable" or "exorbitant", the word has perhaps been used to emphasise the moral purpose of the project.

14) Anti-doping agencies should be renamed Clean Sport, or their equivalent in local language - for example Clean Sport UK - to emphasise the ultimate purpose of their activities.

In contrast, Foreign Minister Bob Carr warned against linking aid to trade and de-emphasising the humanitarian purpose of foreign assistance.

This information letter briefly explained the purpose of the study, emphasised the importance of a truthful response, and that participation was voluntary.

22 For the purpose of emphasising the important role of such variables on published findings, it is noteworthy that the prevalence of early AMD was as high as 52.3% and 58.6% in the Greenland Inuit Eye Study 23 and Prevalence of Age-related Macular Degeneration in Italy study, 24 respectively.