Sentence examples for emphasized that there would from inspiring English sources

When you decided to leave the Senate, you emphasized that there would be "no lobbying, no lobbying".

But Mr. De Hond and Mr. Theeboom emphasized that there would be plenty of time away from the screen.

Mr. Berlusconi, who looked tired and tense, emphasized that there would be a reduction in troops, not a full withdrawal.

Still, Ms. France and Mr. Florio both emphasized that there would never be any cooperation between advertisers and the editorial staff.

Lauren Smith, a 14-year-old who helped plan the Underground, which has DDR (Dance, Dance Revolution), billiards and other activities, emphasized that there would be "no scheduling.

Mr. Schwarzenegger emphasized that there would be substantial budget cuts in addition to the borrowing, including at least $2 billion out of this year's budget.

A number of stations that were losing Stern began to market themselves as "free radio" to emphasize that there would be a cost for those who followed Stern to satellite.

A second line — this one of community members — formed in the afternoon to separate police from the gathering, emphasizing that there would be no clashes between the two.

In a conversation a couple of months back with a senior White House official, we were talking about the fiscal showdown politics, and I was emphasizing that there would be a serious civil war in the Democratic party if Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid were cut -- that our side wasn't going to back down on this fight.

Israeli officials emphasized Friday that there would be no vote unless Mr. Sharon was confident the measure would pass.

Roberto Velasquez, spokesman for Mexico's foreign relations secretary, emphasized earlier this week that there would be no bilateral agreement and that Mexico was responding to a unilateral move by the United States.