Sentence examples for firm emphasis from inspiring English sources

Australian legal and political culture places a firm emphasis on parliamentary supremacy.

LeapTV has clearly been created with a firm emphasis on the needs of children and parents.

Again, there's a firm emphasis on recordings which are now viewable according to whether they're recent, favourite or as an alphabetical list.

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Clooney, who wrote the movie with the film's producer, Grant Heslov, drew heavily on Murrow's broadcast scripts, and Strathairn, tucking his chin, and angling his head slightly, delivers Murrow's curt, rhyming syntax with appropriate clipped diction and firm emphasis.

Placing a firm emphasis on good organisation and careful planning, Matthew White guides the reader through the various stages and processes involved in putting on a musical theatre production: from choosing the right show and creating budgets and schedules, through holding auditions and taking rehearsals, culminating in the final run of performances and the after-show party.

The alfresco "Garden" has an appropriately bacchanalian flavor, with a firmer emphasis on physical comedy.

Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Harris and Mr. Harrison all said they had decided to become independent because they felt constrained by their firms' emphasis on profit-making and their inability to provide comprehensive advice.

"This culture has developed over a very long period of time, and it has been exacerbated as the firms' emphasis has shifted from traditional investment banking to sales and trading, which is an even more macho culture".

Favorite hotel: Okura Hotel, Tokyo Favorite airline: corporate jet One reason why diversified manufacturer AlliedSignal ($15 billion 1998 sales) performed so well in Forbes Globals A List (Jan . 11 was the firms emphasis on overseas expansion.

In this way governments behave like consumers' associations, reacting to short-term demand rather than making a firm, robust emphasis on the long term.