Sentence examples for have emphasised to from inspiring English sources

All three clubs and the agents concerned have emphasised to the Guardian that the deals were reported to the FA exactly as they happened and the correct tax was paid.

Ironically, given that Merkel would spend much of 2014 with a British prime minister lobbying her to hem in immigration across the EU, Osterhammel's book would have emphasised to her at the start of the year that Britain had resisted continental Europe's xenophobic turn at the end of the 19th century, allowing foreigners to enter the country without having to register with the police.

"However, we have emphasised to Roy how much we would like him to remain as our head coach and continue his major contribution to our project at the Hawthorns as we look to establish ourselves as a Premier League club.

Van Gaal has emphasised to his players the need to play the match, not the occasion.

To win again, we need, as he has emphasised, to address both sides of the coin.

This has emphasised to us how beneficial this work can be for staff.

Mr Jaramillo said his side has emphasised to the rebels that the clock is ticking and that it ticks for all.

Many of those who have worked so tirelessly to get fairer representation of women have emphasised the barriers to success.

Since the 1990s, professional institutions worldwide have emphasised the need to develop research in general practice to improve the health of the population.

Many of the official tributes to Nelson Mandela, such as the one from David Cameron, have emphasised his ability to forgive, and his apparent rejection of bitterness is part of what made him extraordinary.

And unlike the Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, South African leaders, including Mandela, have emphasised the right to political representation but have spoken much less about economic equality.