Sentence examples for issues to emphasize from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shi drew that sentence by posting on a public Internet site his notes on a routine but classified 2004 directive from the Central Propaganda Department, telling editors around the country which issues to emphasize and which issues to avoid.

The focus on Wall Street has given a jolt of energy to a party that just a month ago was casting around for issues to emphasize in the midterm elections.

The former group speaks mostly in dog-whistle innuendo and focuses on proxy issues to emphasize Obama's ostensible otherness: his birth certificate, his supposed adherence to "black liberation theology" (presumably before he converted to Islam), his "Kenyan, anticolonial" worldview.

It gives East Germany's Christian Democratic Union party a bread-and-butter issue to emphasize in East German local elections on May 6.

What we see in a lot of candidates and at a lot of Democratic think tanks is that they're all pro-choice, pro-Roe v. Wade, but they're reframing the issue to emphasize not choice and individual rights but abortion reduction.

We have added to our discussion of this issue to emphasize the implications of our data in light of this important point.

A major issue to emphasize as we conclude this discussion is the challenge posed by the gap between in vitro studies and in vivo.

Another key issue to emphasize, therefore, is that it is necessary to specify which scenario a PR estimate is referred to, something that is unfeasible in most real life circumstances.

Because of sample size issues, and to emphasize that cardiac surgery requires team-based care, public reporting should generally be focused at the program rather than individual surgeon level.

At all times it is critical to acknowledge law enforcement's own perspective on community drug issues and to emphasize the benefits that they can derive in supporting syringe exchange, such as minimizing risk from a needle stick.

But both sides sought today to lower the temperature surrounding their discussion of that issue, and to emphasize others on which they agree.