Sentence examples for emphasised to the from inspiring English sources

And if they persist even in this open, transformational society, she emphasised to the interviewer, "you know how deep they are".

Vullo emphasised to the jury that these witnesses had described Travis as a gentleman and far from the sexual predator the prosecution alleged.

Mr Jaramillo said his side has emphasised to the rebels that the clock is ticking and that it ticks for all.

Mr Brittin emphasised to the PAC one reason Google paid so little tax in the UK was that it did so little business here.

But as the new Supporters Directt chief executive David Lampitt emphasised to the committee, none of the symptoms affecting the game should be viewed in isolation, and the only cure is a comprehensive package of reforms.

Israeli defence officials emphasised to the Ha'aretz newspaper that only minimal fuel supplies and medicine would be allowed into Gaza under this one-off easing of the blockade, saying it should not be interpreted as a change in Israel's policy.

The point of these pictures, curator and director of Jack Persekian explained to the Guardian, is to emphasise to the pope the continuity of Palestinian experience since 1948.

We would like to emphasise to the British and Algerian governments that the eyes of the world are now on the fate of these men.

We re-emphasised to the community coordinators the need for accuracy and timely retrieval of data.

Although emphasising to the respondents that the information they gave could not be linked to them, respondents may have given socially desirable responses.

This procedure has been used in several other trials in the study area to emphasise to the mother that she is participating in a randomised trial.