Sentence examples for emphasizes that the first from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yassin emphasizes that the first- and sixth-grade books must be seen as part of what will eventually be a complete first- through 12th-grade curriculum.

Paulson also said that while most Americans identify the First Amendment with "freedom of speech," 1ForAll emphasizes that the First Amendment actually grants five freedoms: freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom to assemble, freedom to pray, and freedom to petition the government.

The views do not presume to show architectural details, and officials emphasized that the first six concepts are not blueprints but merely starting points for discussion.

Mr. Geremek emphasized that the first year of Poland's membership in NATO had proven "a force for stability in Europe," answering those who thought NATO expansion would destroy the West's relations with Moscow.

Sorkin emphasized that the first visit to Marbella, when Kassar allegedly promised to supply Carlos with a thousand men, was also the one meeting during which no recording equipment was used.

It must be emphasized that the first stage is always initiated after performing any change in WSN network infrastructure or topology.

In a 9 April letter to a university president, for example, he emphasized that "the FIRST Act does not touch NSF's merit review process".

Remark 3. We emphasize that the first component of the vector z is fixed and coincide with the value of x1 0) in the first boundary condition in (1), while its second component z2 is considered as free parameter.

We emphasize that the first step in managing eutrophication is a system analysis that will reveal the main water and P flows and the biological structure of the waterbody.

It should be emphasized that the first term in curly brackets in the solution (39) satisfies the boundary condition (31) and (32), whereas the second one equals zero at the ends of a line segment (0< x< L) due to (19).

Justice Anthony Kennedy immediately retorted: Libby opened the defense argument by emphasizing that the First Amendment is intended to protect personal autonomy.