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Yet western policy towards Belarus must be carefully modulated, and it should emphasise Europe's soft power – the attractiveness of its social model to an increasing number of Belarusians.

Instead, it should emphasise a few broad reforms that are crucial for economic success, and show greater understanding of the political realities faced by governments in poor countries.This agenda is hardly radical.

The subtext of it – and I should emphasise they don't directly say this – is that President Trump's preoccupation with trade balances with particular countries (notably but not only China) is misconceived.

This is how Ravanchi put it: One other point I should emphasise here is that in Lausanne we went into a lot of detail on the nuclear side.

It should not emphasise only pharmacists' role in a hospital job.

Hooper, as any self-respecting lock should, emphasises it is not only about a few whizzy backs.

It should be emphasised that whatever approach is adopted, multilingual research (including typology) in SFL emphasises a holistic or an ecologically sensitive approach to the language(s) described.

At no stage, it should be emphasised, was any concern raised about Professor Cristal himself.

To be fair, it should be emphasised that the scenario we gave is a theoretical example.

It should be emphasised here that this despatch does not attempt to deal with the defence aspects of our policy.

To recognise that friend clutter is a problem, it should be emphasised, doesn't mean condemning online friendship per se.