"Extensive tests before the surgery evaluate the amount of benefit an individual is getting from hearing aids, the ability to perceive speech and the requisite commitment to post-operative therapy, which emphasizes speaking and listening," she explained.
While English conversation courses are a proper context for the FLCAS, which emphasizes speaking or listening anxiety in classrooms, English composition courses may be limited as a research context for the scale.
Some authors have emphasized that speaking of recognition as a vital human need cannot mean that every struggle for recognition is (equally) justified (Alexander/Pia Lara 1996).
Yet despite halting a catastrophic outbreak, all signs now indicate that the fight against the disease is far from over — a sentiment that leaders and key players in the fight emphasized while speaking at an Ebola conference held in Brussels this week.
A former novelist and teacher of French and German literature, Mr. Rohmer emphasized the spoken and written word in his films at a time when tastes thanks in no small part to his own pioneering writing on Alfred Hitchcock and Howard Hawks had begun to shift from literary adaptations to genre films grounded in strong visual styles.
If Cruz emphasized his speaking skills and Rubio his youthful appeal, is Clinton smart to lead with her welcoming, unqueenly private personality?
Jackson emphasized he was speaking generically, about the way veterans are treated in relation to younger, less-decorated players, leaguewide.
"Who knows what you're missing?" said Lee Hamilton, former chairman of the House Intelligence Committee and another member of the advisory board (he emphasized he was speaking only for himself).
She emphasized: "When he speaks about equal rights for all, I believe him.
The Brotherhood, she emphasized, does not speak for the president; he has resigned from the Brotherhood but remains a member of its political party.
