Sentence examples for emphasising to from inspiring English sources

If a job offer is conditional upon a satisfactory medical check-up, you can also choose to explain your medical history, emphasising to your prospective employer how you're now fit and able to do the job.

While emphasising to the Palestinians that there can be "no substitute for a decisive fight against terror and violence", Mr Burns urged Israel to "ease the suffering of Palestinians living under occupation, stop settlement activity and renew a sense of dignity and hope .Mr Sharon has suggested that some humanitarian relief may be forthcoming.

I'm sure Joe Schmidt will be emphasising to Madigan how important that area of his game is.

Although emphasising to the respondents that the information they gave could not be linked to them, respondents may have given socially desirable responses.

This study signals changes to be made to our College Induction Programme, emphasising to students that it is not unexpected for some to have real problems adapting and that they should not be uneasy about coming for assistance.

156 "Blinding and equipoise were strictly maintained by emphasising to intervention staff and participants that each diet adheres to healthy principles, and each is advocated by certain experts to be superior for long-term weight-loss.

To emphasise, to bring a point home".

Van Gaal has emphasised to his players the need to play the match, not the occasion.

To win again, we need, as he has emphasised, to address both sides of the coin.

This has emphasised to us how beneficial this work can be for staff.

In Hadley's refusal to emphasise, to incorporate the formalised or idealised, she muffles her own impact.