Sentence examples for going to underline from inspiring English sources

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Mrs Clinton was going to underline that "the best way to solve this is through diplomacy, so that you have a peaceful settlement that ends that rocket fire and allows for a broader calm in the region", said Mr Obama's Deputy National Security Adviser, Ben Rhodes.

"That just goes to underline the global nature of the war that we're fighting," she said.

While nearly all the attention of the media over the last few days has been focused on the demotion and subsequent departure of one of the few female medics in football, the publicity generated goes to underline the value of the services offered by the FMA, who were understandably "disappointed" after its efforts to get Carneiro reinstated failed.

She was told she is going to have to underline things in the books they sent her.

He mentioned "division in our society" among "black and white, red and yellow," and went on to underline the "stupidity" of political correctness.

"Europe needs healthy companies willing and capable to invest," the group said as part of their recommendations, which go on to underline the distinction between network operators and operators that seek to simply lease access to a network.

The actress, who since leaving Rada two years ago has also starred in St Trinian's, RocknRolla, Three and Out and Lost in Austen, goes on to underline the universality of her character.

Some had predicted Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama, whose Democratic Party cast the long-dominant Liberal Democratic Party from power in August, could let JAL go under to underline a promise to shift Japan's resources away from corporations and toward households.

The statement went on to underline the multiple legal hurdles it expects to face in the form of injunctions sought by Chapo's lawyers.

The statement goes on to underline that "at no point was BlackBerry's BES server involved" — something that was never in contention.