Sentence examples for issues to be emphasised from inspiring English sources
Examples can be grouped along specific objectives mentioned in the CPR and the MPO: - Identify and advocate actions on priority issues affecting children's well-being...: National Children's Coordinating Committees were strengthened in their role to advocate children's issues to be emphasised in national development plans.
Post-crisis compliance seems to be emphasising such a trend.
All in all, freight-related issues must be emphasised in overall local, regional and national planning strategies integrating freight in general urban planning either as a Local Transport plan or as part of a mobility/city plan [70].
The various methodological and practical issues to be addressed in implementing such an approach are emphasised.
Though it is almost invidious to single out particular recommendations from the Report -- all of which we endorse -- there are a number of critical issues that we hope will be emphasised in your Resolution.
Issues that unite the party should be emphasised.
The discussion about voluntary certification of biofuels in Brazil has the chance to make a normative contribution to raise awareness on sustainability issues, which was emphasised by most interview partners.
This important role of well-designed studies using detailed, prospective, observational data in advancing our knowledge and understanding of complex clinical issues has recently been emphasised [ 3].
This issue has been emphasised recently in the IFRC's pilot checklist of law and disaster reduction which poses the question "Do your laws establish clear roles and responsibilities for all relevant institutions from national to local level?" (International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies IFRC and United Nations Development Programme 2015, 9).
We are clearly in a decadent, modern Roman world, and the identity issue is emphasised from the start.
Issues of model quality are emphasised, together with model reuse, the development of libraries of sub-models, the potential of generic descriptions and use of modelling within procurement.
