Sentence examples for emphasized the issues of from inspiring English sources
During his time in office, Christie emphasized the issues of fiscal responsibility, pension and health benefit reform, education reform and the opioid crisis gripping the state and the nation.
In particular, she emphasized the issues of sexual violence and the related HIV/AIDS prevalence, which in many places is significantly higher for girls than boys.
Recent studies emphasized the issues of compliance and dropout in treatment research on older people, and claimed that the drop-out rate served as an important indicator of therapeutic effectiveness [ 45].
Mr. Bush seldom emphasized the issue of abortion during his campaign, and when it came up, he took pains to strike moderate notes, saying it was an issue on which good, reasonable people disagreed.
The agency's report, published in March, emphasized the issue of speeding near schools and said P.S. 81 had the highest rate in the Bronx of speeding in a school zone, with 96 percent of vehicles going above the 30 miles per hour speed limit.
Furthermore, we emphasized the issue of two major limitations in the discussion section: the limited number of subjects as well as the lack of an active control group.
Mr. Cheney has been emphasizing the issues of oil and military might for much of the campaign.
The novelty/originality here compliments the existing body of knowledge from an international perspective while emphasizing the issues of Nigeria.
But, instead of emphasizing the issues on which he campaigned… he has found himself addressing a range of liberal social issues: gun control, civil unions, and a new law legalizing marijuana".
But, instead of emphasizing the issues on which he campaigned — budget reform and economic development — he has found himself addressing a range of liberal social issues: gun control, civil unions, and a new law legalizing marijuana.
