Sentence examples for emphasises- from inspiring English sources

And I've been struck by how he emphasises this through absences.

Related: The human right to water: Salvadoran NGOs leading a global campaign While the Lisbon Charter puts significant responsibility on governments to take a lead and prioritise water, sanitation and waste-water services, and emphasises the important role of regulators, it also highlights the role and responsibilities of service providers and consumers.

"I get antsy if a year goes by without doing a play," says Kinnear, who emphasises the sheer physical effort of stage acting.

Police training emphasises and uses the natural 'drive' of the animal and a key part of their training focuses on locating suspects.

Dr Clara Strauss, research lead at Sussex Mindfulness Centre, emphasises that MBCT teachers in training learn to have an attitude of acceptance: "Mindfulness is not about getting rid of negative thoughts, it's about learning to sit with and tolerate all of our experiences, including difficult experiences, with kindness and compassion towards ourselves.

Couple that with the fact that Queensland have won all five deciding games in the past eight years, well, it just emphasises how important it will be for NSW to find a way to win tonight.

He emphasises that he pays his Kenyan staff 25% above the minimum wage and provides them with two meals a day, health insurance and training.

This helpful report highlights the enormous pressures facing adult social care and emphasises the urgent need for adult social care funding to be put on a sustainable footing, or care and support for the elderly and disabled will be at risk.

Nag emphasises that UK efforts will be most effective in partnership with local NGOs, to ensure cultural sensitivity.

This is despite India being a state party of the UNCRPD, which clearly emphasises that disabled women and girls require special assistance to live healthy, happy and meaningful lives.

"An understanding of the media landscape, both off and online is key, as these are the people you'll be pitching your stories and ideas to," McCabe emphasises.