Sentence examples for in emphasise from inspiring English sources

"The five priorities for end-of-life care we brought in emphasise that doctors and nurses must involve patients and their families in decisions about their care, regularly review their treatment and share patients' choices to make sure their wishes are respected.

In emphasising cultural relativism, however, they emphasised the conditioned differences between them.

Similarly, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, in emphasising the "magical", frees his texts from the strictures of the real world.

Limiting the number of books published will assist in emphasising this vital role of gate-keeper.

The power of the production lies in emphasising the play's universal qualities.

"We recognise the efforts of policymakers in emphasising the importance of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (Stem) in their reforms.

In other words, have the results been the opposite of what you were hoping for, in emphasising your hypothetical personality?

In Fear and Trembling, Kierkegaard follows Kant in emphasising that Abraham's decision is morally repugnant and rationally unintelligible.

In emphasising fresh achievements, Milner hopes the prize will help physicists who are still highly active in research and capable of major contributions in the future.

"[Annan] is right in emphasising the urgency of change but I'm not sure I agree it will happen imminently or any time connected to the anniversary.

And in emphasising the difficulties faced by people trying to keep depleted institutions functioning in a post-Thatcherite world, Hare comes close to sentimentality.