The phrase "emphasize the state" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the importance of a state or condition. For example, "We must emphasize the state of preparedness in order to be ready for any emergency situation."
Republicans also want to put the "S" for State back in SCHIP to emphasize the state nature of the program and give states more flexibility in managing the program.
These mourning traditions emphasize the state of being in the midst of a great loss.
First of all, she lauds that "Republicans also want to put the 'S' for State back in SCHIP (rather than CHIP) to emphasize the state nature of the program and give states more flexibility in managing the program".
The Madison Chamber of Commerce, too, has opposed Walker's effort, emphasizing the state's long history of recognizing collective bargaining.
The constitution recognizes no official religion and emphasizes the state's independence from the Roman Catholic Church.
His aquiline profile illuminated the front pages of L'Humanité, whose editor emphasized the state's role in financing the film.
It emphasized the state's role in administering Medicaid, which advocates referred to by its local moniker, KanCare.
Mr. Romney might consider relaxing his efforts there, while Mr. Obama's campaign might consider de-emphasizing the state.
John Edwards approached the end of his first week of solo campaigning as John Kerry's running mate by hammering economic themes during three stops in Florida and emphasizing the state's importance to the Democratic campaign.
But on a radio program on Monday in which Governor Ventura emphasized the state's fiscal problems, he asked, "Is government in the theater business?" He added: "What was wrong with the old theater?
New Generation FTAs attempt to rectify this power imbalance by emphasizing the State's right to regulate, particularizing provisions on environmental protection and sustainable development, and curbing investors' rights.
