To emphasise, to bring a point home".
Mr Levy went from school to school, emphasising that no child in New York could possibly be responsible for the tragic events and that every religion, including Islam, must be protected.
But the school's new head, Peter Weir, is keen to emphasise that the school's past has nothing to do with current events.
She said there was a need for Britishness to be emphasised in schools, claiming that Shakespeare is taught as a "global playwright" who comes from nowhere in particular.
Watkins is keen to emphasise that a school doesn't only need its governors to understand – or know when to consult on – employment law or financial regulation.
The point is also emphasised by school textbooks that gloss over Japan's wartime atrocities, and by continued Japanese reluctance to compensate the victims of Japanese militarism.Yet the shriller China and South Korea become venomous anti-Japanese riots broke out in China last year the more inclined are ordinary Japanese to thumb their nose at the complaints.
Sir Michael wants to see more schools progressing beyond the current category of "satisfactory", with the change in description intended to emphasise that these schools need to make improvements.
Education is key UNICEF Somalia Representative Rozanne Chorlton emphasised that schools are key to any emergency response, as they provide a safe place for children to come to learn, as well as access safe water, sanitation and other vital services.
As a former rugby player forward with Gloucester and Llanelli, Bell is keen on sport, but also keen to emphasise that the school offers much more than physical activity.
In the other are the traditionalists who want to emphasise an academic school model with uniforms, Latin, traditional history and phonics.
