Sentence examples for likely to underline from inspiring English sources
The European leaders are likely to underline their positions that formal talks with Britain regarding the exit process can only get under way when article 50 is triggered.
In the UK, a raft of economic figures are likely to underline the uncertain outlook, including fresh confirmation that Britain's pay recovery has stalled.
The inquiry is also likely to underline the tensions between university providers of initial teacher training (ITT) and Gove, who has introduced moves to boost school-centred training and made clear his scepticism over university education departments.
Juncker is to address the European parliament on Wednesday as it votes on his new team and is likely to underline the sanctity of freedom of movement while admitting that perceived abuses of the regime should be tackled.
As scrutiny of the insurance industry intensifies, experts say, the investigations are likely to underline the extensive web of relationships between insurers and Marsh, an insurance broker that can bring them more business than any other.
However, the sharp increase in the number of armed officers now planned is also likely to underline fears that innocent bystanders could find themselves in the line of fire, as with the shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes in London in 2005, as the police scrambled to prevent what they feared was a planned suicide attack.
"I would like to underline that".
But Britain's likely abstention served to underline the continuing divisions within Europe, some tactical and others fundamental, over how to advance the Mideast peace process.
The ongoing air traffic disputes in France have partly been fuelled by moves to implement the Single European Sky, a programme airlines say would make flights more efficient and have significant economic benefits, but which has been seen as a threat to livelihoods and autonomy in France – a threat likely to be underlined by the major carriers' latest move.
Informal discussions with a sample of twenty undergraduates undertaking such tasks (on- and off-line) noted that important terms and concepts are likely to be underlined, with interpretive comments and references to previous knowledge or other sources.
As AT&T's board prepares for its annual retreat, where many of the company's most important decisions have taken shape in recent years, the participants will most likely be discussing options meant to underline the value of the company's relatively strong operations, like its cable unit, while quarantining the performance of the relative laggards, like consumer long-distance.
