Interestingly, the region's planning and policy documents firmly stress allegiance to sustainability principles (Shen et al. 2011).
He's semi-committed to the new relationship, while she firmly stresses her independence.
"Mas poquito" quietly, but firmly stresses the leader (I know from seven Spanish lessons on CD, it translates to "more smaller").
Germany's huge cable television industry fragmented, financially stressed and firmly regulated -- is getting a jolt from a group of American and British investors.
No writer made it clearer to her readers that the child who is dutiful within his family is blessed in the sight of God; or stressed more firmly that family bonds are but the earthly and visible end of a spiritual bond running up to the very throne of God".
The new tack is to stress, firmly and repeatedly, that Mr Romney is a serial concealer of truths and hider of inconvenient facts.
But the Bradford & Bingley board yesterday stressed it was firmly committed to the mutuality of member ownership.
"Did Suave relieve your stress the way Oil of Olay does?" "No, it totally stressed me out!" "I see," Abrams says firmly.
Grip your hand around the handle of the racket firmly but not so hard that your hand is stressed.
She stressed the primary role of NATO in European security, and spoke out firmly about the dangers of a nuclear Iran.
"However, it seems to have also generated unwarranted and excitable speculation about his future - which I wish to stress remains very firmly aligned to this football club".
