Sentence examples for emphasising issues from inspiring English sources
These discoveries prompted the Cambodian Ministry of Health to look into the pharmaceutical supply chain, emphasising issues of counterfeiting.
In that connection, the Commission is emphasising issues such as: transition from the education system to employment, uncertain labour relations, flexicurity and youth employability.
Alongside the lack of research designed to quantify the maximum magnitude of past earthquakes, we emphasise issues over alternative hypotheses for proposed palaeoseismic evidence, the paucity of robust chronological frameworks and insufficient appreciation of changing thresholds of evidence creation and preservation over time as key issues that must be addressed by future research.
The following excerpts emphasise issues of anger and psychosocial distress experienced, either at the time of the trauma or in the following months or years.
The COs and AMOs also emphasised issues pertaining to salary allowances, but more frequently than the other groups pointed to the lack of transparency in human resource management.
I'm encouraged that those governments are also emphasising those issues.
It was a tough speech emphasising big issues, portraying the party as "doing the right thing in the national interest".
David Cameron, the Tory leader, believes he has stolen a march on the government by emphasising green issues and his own credentials - installing a wind turbine on his new house.
Through selectively emphasising particular issues, the media can shape what views and interpretations are seen to be most valid, shaping people's perceptions of reality, risk and blame which, in turn, may influence their health behaviours [ 6– 8].
Santorum, campaigning across Ohio this weekend, emphasised social issues even while touting his plan to improve the nation's manufacturing base.
