Institutional resistance to change is less rigid than it was, with more doctors and specialist nurses accepting the need for concentration of expertise and services, rather than emphasising the numbers of hospitals and beds.
The FSA said it lost only 20 men, and claimed that the Syrians emphasised the number of "foreign fighters" they found among the dead.
Stefano Zannini, of Médecins Sans Frontières, speaking from the capital Port-au-Prince yesterday, said emphasised the number of injured people in urgent in need of surgery and that was just in the charity's own centres.
The MRC's 2008 guidance also emphasises the numbers of components and their interactions, behaviours, organisational levels and outcomes, and goes further than the 2000 framework in outlining the variability of desired outcomes and the degree to which flexibility or tailoring of the intervention is permitted.
Pro-Palestinian 'activists' often make a point of emphasising the large number of Palestinian deaths in contrast to the relatively few Israelis killed in the conflict between the two nations; but one might say the same about Syria when compared with Gaza and the West Bank.
But by emphasising the sheer number of people in each income decile who negatively gear their properties he is not answering the question about who benefits most financially from the policy.
When Morrison says the main beneficiaries of negative gearing are "mum and dad investors", he is deliberately emphasising the sheer number of people who have a negatively geared property.
The stresses on the business are emphasised by the number of investors shorting the stock, selling borrowed shares in the belief they can profit from completing the trade with shares bought later at a lower price.
The energy use gap between Campus 4 and the rest of the campuses is emphasised, as the number of estimated users is relatively small, compared to Campus 1 and 3, and absolute energy consumption is higher.
