Sentence examples for fail to emphasise from inspiring English sources

The priority that this Parliament cannot fail to emphasise and the main crux of my report is therefore a focus on respect for human rights.

Most reports fail to emphasise the importance of public health services, instead focusing on cost-effectiveness and efficiency (12), which are values of medicalization (38).

Although miRNA expression levels could be inevitably influenced by the way that total RNA is extracted, often studies reporting differential miRNA expression levels fail to emphasise the impact of RNA extraction methods.

But, too often, they failed to emphasise just how little evidence there was to support his assertions.

A Communist Party chief of a middle school in central China recently said that it deserved deep thought and that the answer lay in an education system that fails to emphasise improving "character".

Five a day is the government's rather patronising version of that – and woefully fails to emphasise how important it is that most of those plants are freshly cooked in their whole, natural form (or better still, eaten raw).

UK statisticians, he says, have consistently failed to emphasise where people living with HIV in this country actually contracted the virus: if you take that factor into account, the picture of HIV in Britain is radically transformed.

The missile-shield programme, whatever its merits, must not militate against efforts to improve security against other kinds of threat.Stand togetherCounter-terrorism, depending as it does on the pooling of information, also requires international co-operation, something which Mr Bush has, at a minimum, failed to emphasise in his approach to foreign policy.

A spokesman for UKIP said Mr Wilson had failed to emphasise local issues in his general election campaign.

Perhaps the most important finding, however, is that many parents who suspected diabetes were unaware of the potential seriousness of the condition and decisions about seeking help were framed by their understanding of type 2 diabetes and information from the internet, which seemingly failed to emphasise the importance of seeking medical help early in children.

China, it said, had failed sufficiently to emphasise the right to get elected.