Sentence examples for got to emphasise from inspiring English sources

"If that headquarters is to move outside the wire, which is probably likely that it will, then our advisers would go with them to continue to advise them on those operations, but I've got to emphasise we will not be conducting independent combat operations as formed forces; we'll be in support of the Iraqi security forces".

The smallest child can tell the story of what he did that day, can work out how to make people laugh or how to make them anxious: by repeating his tale he can start to refine it based on the reactions he gets, learn to emphasise some parts and leave out others.

That emphasises, we've got to be careful how we deal with the press sometimes".

"It may be that they've got to reverse some policies or give them a different emphasise to them".

Interviewee 26 emphasised that, "I didn't drink myself to death in the end, so I've got to keep on living as best I can".

"You've got to take a more holistic approach rather than just getting a chequebook out and trying to buy the team to win a title," emphasises Blackadder.

The Conservatives have promised to provide an extra 4,200 health visitors and will shift the focus of the Sure Start programme to emphasise the importance of getting support from health visitors and other professionals to those families which are most in need.

All of the therapists VICE spoke to emphasised that getting to know your own body allows you to better let a partner know what works for you and what doesn't.

But the snapshots we do get of Putin serve to emphasise his strong, decisive character.

Recent tragic events have only served to emphasise this.

She is keen to emphasise how well she got on with Iraqis in the early part of her deployment.