Sentence examples for emphasising two from inspiring English sources

Before introducing the proposed method in detail, it is worthwhile emphasising two fundamental aspects in which it differs from the methods previously described in the literature.

A number of potentially favourable factors were operative in the external organisational context with the Queensland Mental Health Plan (2007 2017) emphasising five key priorities; promotion, prevention and early intervention, integrating and improving the care system, participation in the community, co-ordinating care and workforce, information quality and safety [ 13].

This production emphasises two other compelling aspects.

The lessons emphasised two things above all.

That argument would emphasise two kinds of consumer savings from such standards: money and time.

It emphasises two moments in the story of photography: the mid-19th century and the present day.

The ruler emphasises two elements, precision and feel, which are paramount to making the Pencil feel special.

in our country – the NHS" He then went on to emphasise two soft issues – improved maternity networks and a health premium targeted at the poorest areas of the country".

He will be hoping that his revivified frontbench will help him advance that case, but in an age of presidential politics most of the burden will fall on him and his conference speech emphasised two of his handicaps.

That gives them a strong incentive to take people to countries where they are likely to arrive safely, be allowed to stay and be able to get a job to pay their debts.Get out and stay outPolicy on asylum-seekers in recent years has emphasised two issues.

Yet Adams's approach since the late 1970s emphasises two things that early Minimalism is generally said to have rejected.