Sentence examples for emphasized in the strongest from inspiring English sources

"The court today found the evidence tying the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development to the terrorist organization Hamas to be 'massive,' and emphasized in the strongest terms that our Constitution provides 'no right to fund terrorism,' " Mr. Ashcroft said.

Yet just moments earlier Jordan's King Abdullah had emphasized in the strongest possible terms the readiness of Arab states to make permanent peace with the Israelis, a sentiment repeated by other Arabs throughout the day.

I want to emphasize in the strongest possible terms that the C.I.A. was not involved -- either directly or indirectly -- in the deaths of these two men.

"The undersigned feels it is important to emphasize in the strongest terms possible, that the reasons underlying this request, provided to the court for its review, have nothing to do with any belief by the undersigned that plaintiff is engaged in now or has been engaged in during the past, fraud regarding this case," Mr. Boland wrote.

The simple epithelial nature of CK 8/18 was emphasized by the strong basolateral staining in normal columnar epithelium.

The design of various types of macromolecular architectures with control of structural parameters such as hydrophobicity/hydrophilicity balance, molecular weight, and ionic groups will be emphasized in order to achieve strong antimicrobial activities while minimizing toxicity to mammalian cells.

In many districts it is especially important that Democrats are successful in emphasizing the strong personal relationship of voters - especially older voters - with their Member of Congress.

Social cognitive research also supports this in that it emphasizes experience as the strongest determinant of self-efficacy [ 54], an important predictor of behavior change.

In interviews, key informants emphasized the strong commitment of hospital managers, which translated into the recruitment of a dedicated nurse coordinator for the transition program and in evaluative research on transition programming.

The healthcare workers emphasized the strong emotions activated by reading in the diaries and expressed difficulties in determining what might be the optimal interpersonal distance with the patients and families.

These women emphasized the strong role of grandmother in deciding to perform FGC on girls (10: 3) with poor role of father in this matter (38: -4**).