Sentence examples for increase the emphasis from inspiring English sources
It reminds me of the RSC's Learning Department, who are conducting a self-styled campaign designed to increase the emphasis on performance in the teaching of Shakespeare.
Secret City of London documents also show that the millions lavished on banquets in honour of politicians and state leaders are designed "to increase the emphasis on complementing hospitality with business meetings consistent with the City corporation's role in supporting the City as a financial centre".
As a professor at Amherst College, I was delighted to hear that Harvard is taking steps to increase the emphasis placed on teaching by its faculty ("Harvard Task Force Calls for New Focus on Teaching and Not Just Research," news article, May 10).
In the notes section, the report says the aim of major national set-piece occasions and small receptions – where politicians and City figures meet in private – is "to increase the emphasis on complementing hospitality with business meetings consistent with the City corporation's role in supporting the City as a financial centre".
The company said it would "continue to increase the emphasis on maximising defence and security capabilities" across what it regards as its home markets – Britain, the US, Saudi Arabia, Sweden, South Africa and Australia – and is working hard to expand its presence in India.
Thus, the consequence of disengaging sex from reproduction is to increase the emphasis on pleasure and decrease the emphasis on phallic sexuality.
While some resorts have developed separate park and pipe lessons, others are increasing the emphasis on freestyle within regular group lessons.
The second trend involved shortening the trunk, relocating the shoulder blades, and, most important, steadily increasing the emphasis on hind-limb support and truncal erectness.
Some, including Oracle Team USA's owner, Larry Ellison, have suggested that Simpson's death resulted from a freak set of circumstances, but it has increased the emphasis on safety.
The 2003 No Child Left Behind Law dramatically increased the emphasis on school testing but it was President Obama's 2009 Race to the Top that made testing the centerpiece for education reform.
