Sentence examples for emphasized that the final from inspiring English sources

Whilst every effort has been made to ensure that the potentially inappropriate prescribing criteria listed in STOPP/START version 2 are accurate and evidence-based, it is emphasized that the final decision to avoid or initiate any drug referred to in these criteria rests entirely with the prescriber.

Pakistani, British and American officials took pains on Monday to emphasize that the final decision about Ms. Yousafzai's treatment had been based on medical grounds above all else.

Emphasizing that the final goal of Christian life is to be transformed, or "transfigured", into Christ he stated that the rosary helps believers come closer to Christ by contemplating Christ.

We emphasize that the final profiles were measured after activity had slowed dramatically, and so the lack of activity of the CDs within the bulk of the film is a true limitation of the enzyme and is not due to a slower rate or insufficient time.

Utley is expected to emphasize that final point in his appeal hearing, according to a person close to the situation who spoke under the condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the situation.

In confirming that the scheduling of public hearings would be considered at today's December meeting of the agency's 12-member board, Lewis M. Eisenberg, the Port Authority chairman, emphasized that the agency had made no final decision on the proposed increases, and that no action would be taken until the governors of both New York and New Jersey had reviewed the matter.

Spencer Crew, the museum's director, emphasized that the Smithsonian had not reached a final agreement with G.M.

He also emphasized that the board had not made a final decision, and he urged the public not to be alarmed.

Aides to Mr. Baucus and Mr. Hatch emphasized that the White House and Senate leadership, including Mr. McConnell, had the final word on the bill.

However, they emphasized that the Remuzzi Score System was used in making the final decision on the allocation of the kidneys.

Transportation Department officials emphasized that the proposal was only a "starting point for negotiations" and that it would solicit public comment on the final rules.