Sentence examples for emphasized to give from inspiring English sources

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It then reviews the original intent of the law, examining how flexibility and local control were emphasized to give States power over implementation.

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McEnroe said American players needed to play fewer tournaments and learn the fundamentals — exactly the direction the United States Soccer Federation is emphasizing to give children more professional training and fewer weekend tournaments.

The Fox host then urged viewers not to "freak out" when these events occur, emphasizing that to give in to hysteria would detract from being a "free people".

[58] alerts of this situation and advocates for all the different stakeholders to emphasize the need to give safety a higher status in the agenda.

In Norway, current regulations emphasizing the need to give animals the opportunity to move about and exhibit other forms of natural behaviour [ 16] make it likely that the proportion of cows being kept in cubicle houses will continue to increase.

After his meeting, Mr. Blix said said he agreed with the administration's view that any further inspections should await a new resolution from the Security Council that emphasized Iraq's need "to give a clear declaration of what they have".

While the patients favouring the 6-point response format emphasized the enhanced possibilities to give a more detailed answer to the questions, all of the patients favouring the 4-point scale referred to its better fit with their cognitive abilities ("concentration", "more comprehensible", "makes it easier to decide").

British warships sailed toward the Persian Gulf to emphasize Britain's determination to give armed support, if necessary, to its former protectorate.

A third method of judicial selection, devised in an attempt to de-emphasize partisan considerations (and to give more power to the organized bar) while maintaining some measure of popular control over the selection of judges, has grown in popularity.

Sculpture is characterized by abstraction and by the ideogram, through which the artist de-emphasizes the material aspect to give free rein to ideas and feelings; a sculptured gazelle, for example, may be represented solely by its horns and its neck, or an elephant may be depicted only by the immense fan formed by its ears and its trunk.

This emphasizes that we need to give an indication of what areas are at risk of volcanic ash, rather than just giving a single best estimate of the ash distribution.

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