Sentence examples for emphasising that all from inspiring English sources

Marghani said he hoped the ICC would be patient with Libya, emphasising that all would depend on whether the world sees a fair trial.

At Marie Stopes between a fifth and a quarter do not choose an abortion, Michael Tirrell, a spokesman, says, emphasising that all its counsellors are trained and monitored by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy.

But cricket does have a nasty habit of biting you back just when you think you've conquered it, so it's reassuring to hear England, to a man, emphasising that all that has been won so far is a Test match.

Chair of Rumney High School Governors, Bob Derbyshire, gave a speech emphasising that all his school wanted was the very best educational provision for the children of the area and that this could never be achieved by concreting over the Rec.

But I know that world much less well).It's worth emphasising that all this is more complex than the familiar caricature of the way money shapes policy.

Prior to taking the Trans-Karoo, I had travelled on Shosholoza Meyl's fine, new Premier Classe (first-class only) overnight service from Johannesburg to Durban, where the passengers had been either white South Africans or white expats living in South Africa, and the train crew had made a point of emphasising that all the doors would remain securely locked for the whole journey.

They emphasise that: "All of the information in this demo comes from Google itself, and all of the ranking decisions are made by Google's own algorithms.

The potential to undermine randomisation was minimised by careful attention to maximising equipoise when presenting the study to clinicians, and by emphasising that women in all groups had access to antibiotics at their request.

Henry had no way of legally removing the Duchy from his brother Robert, and initially Henry avoiding using the title "duke" at all, emphasising that, as the King of England, he was only acting as the guardian of the troubled Duchy.

First, Herbert emphasises that all knowledge, from any source, is good.

"The trust has emphasised that all scheduling decisions are a matter for the BBC executive.