I think he should be emphatically encouraged to continue his activities as a design activist, collector, impresario and client.
The presence of the ubiquitous bullhorn through which Pennington emphatically encourages his crew reinforces the show's aggressive Americana--as does the "extreme" in its title, which could refer not only to the speed with which a home gets transformed and the extent of the renovations, but also to the extreme differences in the show's reception.
O'Neill and the Bush Administration should emphatically insist that the IMF encourage its clients to operate in accordance with five basic principles: the rule of law, sound money, low taxes, minimal government interference in the setting up and running of businesses, and the removal of trade barriers.
In fact, as I have said emphatically in the past, I encourage young people who come from communities like the one I grew up in to become police officers.
Yesterday, in a telephone interview, Mr. Levy said he emphatically supported merit pay as a tool to encourage teachers to take risks and push their students to perform.
"If we do the slightest thing to encourage people to get on boats this problem will get worse, not better," Mr Abbott said emphatically.
Copyright, the publishers wryly assert, is emphatically not reserved and copying is encouraged.
Lifestyle modification, including dietary and physical activity interventions, must be the initial step in the weight management plan and should be emphatically encouraged.
Drug Enforcement Administration officials emphatically dispute the notion that they taught or encouraged unequal enforcement of the law.
Such a strong worker-boss relationship says something special about the company and encourages all people there to look more compassionately and emphatically at one another.
