Sentence examples for emphasises to from inspiring English sources

Such analysis emphasises to reserve the space for green in urban planning for well-being in totality.

But then I'll ring a friend…" It is crucial, she emphasises, to work at friendship while young, to build up "credit" against future loneliness.

While policy analysis like that produced by PwC is welcome, in that it hopefully emphasises to business and political leaders the urgent need for rapid economic transformation, it also continues the "myth" that 2°C is an appropriate limit.

The confidence that God was with them, engendered by that improbable triumph half a century earlier, helped to bring together a remarkably ambitious campaign, aiming not only to recapture the city of Edessa (the fall of which, in December 1144, triggered the call to crusade), but, as Phillips emphasises, to "extend the frontiers of Christendom".

One thing it demonstrates, however, as Dr Savage emphasises to me, is that "none of us have perfect control over our behaviour".

This procedure has been used in several other trials in the study area and emphasises to mothers that they are participating in a randomised trial.

Police release a video from DI Richard Ocone, who emphasises to Becky that she is in no trouble.

(F4) I would like to emphasise that to people.

To emphasise, to bring a point home".

Some of these activities, as Huston emphasised to Nixon, were clearly illegal.

"The fire is still in me," Jones emphasised to reporters from the Associated Press.