Sentence examples for emphasized that it would from inspiring English sources

When the group made its debut, Schneiderman emphasized that it would strive to accomplish its goals quickly.

The Fed emphasized that it would extend its purchases of acidic investments from banks, presumably freeing them to lend money to consumers.

But it also emphasized that it would continue to expand its nuclear weapons arsenal as a deterrent.

In a terse statement released early Sunday morning, DHS said that it would comply with the spat of court orders, but emphasized that it would continue to enforce its national security priorities under Trump's executive directive.

In contract documents, Brookings emphasized that it would control the conclusions of its reports and said it would "not directly or indirectly communicate with any party" to help get JPMorgan business.

While the committee said it would "continue expanding its holdings of securities as announced in November," it emphasized that it would continue to re-evaluate the effort.

Nadal, a five-time French Open champion, has repeatedly made it clear that he is against the tournament's moving, emphasizing that it would lose some of its soul.

Michal Gideoni, a product manager for OneDrive, wouldn't comment on why Android was chosen as the first platform for the personal/work integration on OneDrive, but she did emphasize that it would be coming to other platforms — its own Windows Phone and iOS (which is now working with IBM on mobile enterprise solutions) — in the future.

Art Basel's organizers took great pains to emphasize that it would not change the local nature of the event.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration found itself in the odd position yesterday of having to emphasize that it would not cooperate in a proposed, prime-time reality television program in which contestants would vie for a televised trip to the International Space Station.

"From the sentimental point of view, it is the last great Polar journey that can be made," he wrote in a proposal, emphasizing that it would be the "most striking of all journeys".