It is therefore important to underscore the importance of continued research in varying contexts to help refine and define global policies for the use of vaccines for the control of diarrheal disorders.
It is important to underscore that sport and athletics were of prime importance to the ancient Greeks and most cities in ancient Greece had public gymnasiums where people gathered to train and, interestingly, to relax.
That's really important to underscore.
It's important to underscore that all of the numbers presented above are based on different sets of assumptions, many of which can be individually questioned.
Moreover, it is important to underscore that crony capitalism, property rights provided by the state, bribery, and corruption constitute only a few of many different mechanisms used by Putin in his domestic authority and foreign policy abroad.
Because I deem the implications of the Court's decision to have serious threats to basic liberties, I consider it important to underscore my concern over the outcome of this case.
The event had two purposes: to honor the two American soap operas and, more important, to underscore the links between the Spanish-language soap operas on Telemundo and their counterparts on NBC.
It's also important to underscore, as Kemp noted, that 100 years ago, not only would the seas have been lower, but there also would have been a lot less property in harm's way.
He added, "It is important to underscore that even as our surge troops return home, there are roughly 68,000 Americans who remain in a tough fight in Afghanistan, alongside their NATO and Afghan partners".
It would be natural for the justices to seek a unanimous ruling in a case this important, to underscore that the decision is being made by a coequal branch of government.
It is important to underscore that donor pretreatment will have great advantages for the recipient because an improved long-term graft survival could thus be achieved cost-efficiently and without great effort or side effects.
