Sentence examples for emphasized across from inspiring English sources

Does the United States put a premium on its commitment to justice and ending impunity — as it has emphasized across the continent — and distance itself from Mr. Kenyatta should he clinch this election?

The need to limit what demonstrators can bring to a protest is something experts emphasized across the board.

They might have thought it's better not to do something here than to get more people killed". The need to limit what demonstrators can bring to a protest is something experts emphasized across the board.

Integration of the Plan into sector wide programmes was emphasized across all the key Ministries, especially at community level through the support of the Local Government Authority.

(Nurse Administrator) Preparation and advance planning for CPOE implementation were emphasized across all five sites by physicians, nurses, pharmacists and the leaders of the organizations.

The lag in or lack of local research production and the urgent need to build the production of high quality, policy-relevant systematic reviews and local single studies were repeatedly emphasized across interviews, the document review, and observations (Table  4).

For example, the Obama plan appears to contain none of the alternative energy initiatives that are in both the Edwards and Clinton proposals, and emphasizes across-the-board tax cuts over both aid to the hardest-hit families and help for state and local governments.

But the official emphasized an "across the board" change in attitude by the Russian leadership toward cooperation on everything from strategic issues to fighting terrorism and closer relations between Russia and NATO.

Ryan Avent reminds us just how poor economic performance has been since the crisis, all across the advanced world: As John Quiggin has been emphasizing, this across-the-board poor performance puts the lie to claims that it's all because of that scary Obama person; in fact, the US has done better than the rest, although still quite badly — this is indeed a race between the halt and the lame.

Do you believe that the sweetest success is shared success, when we all do well?" Mr. Cuomo rarely engages in partisan broadsides, emphasizing his across-the-aisle diplomacy with members of the New York Legislature.

Mr. Obama called the moves, which overturned two policies of his predecessor, "a clean break from business as usual". Coupled with Tuesday's Inaugural Address, which repudiated the Bush administration's decisions on everything from science policy to fighting terrorism, the actions were another sign of the new president's effort to emphasize an across-the-board shift in priorities, values and tone.