(Russell 1938 246) Moreover, the student must have good instructors, who emphasise reason over rhetoric.
But in leaving out the divisions of New Labour, Toynbee and Walker under-emphasise the reason Labour fell short of its potential: the division between the principals, which meant that disagreements were fudged rather than resolved, and that the government had too many half-pursued priorities.
Accordingly, a new communications framework for HIV/AIDS was developed to redirect focus on the cognitive approach, which emphasises individual reason, to the activity approach, which emphasises contextual factors.
The set-makers and big-box retailers emphasise three reasons why couch potatoes should buy an HDTV set now.
Both men have attracted transfer speculation in recent weeks, and they again emphasised the reasons when Benjamin gave Cambridge a 15th-minute lead from Butler's cross.
The 'legend' of DSA® (Dimensionally Stable Anodes), one of the greatest technological breakthrough of the past 50 years of electrochemistry, is reviewed with the aim to emphasise the reasons for their success.
Police confirmed French authorities are also working on the search, emphasising they had every reason to believe Ashya was still in France.
One thing Minchin wants to emphasise is that reason and imagination are not mutually exclusive.
One of the sweetest things about this movie is the way Hughes emphasises that the reason Andie is then bullied by Steff is not because he thinks she's "a mutant", as he claims, or even because she's different: it's because she knocked him back.
Smith emphasised that the reason for the strong reaction to the Ebola cases in the US is because the midterm elections are approaching, saying "the party in charge needs to appear to be effectively leading; the party out of power needs to show that there is a lack of leadership".
