Sentence examples for may emphasised from inspiring English sources

Official Chinese statements on the riots in May emphasised that the victims were "members of the Indonesian family".

Even as May emphasised the UK's £24bn trading relationship with Italy and its "close economic ties", the prime minister reiterated her claim that the UK launch of Article 50, which will formally begin the exit procedure, required more time, so that all parties could work out the "nature of our relationship".

They may emphasise nutrition and exercise.

Introducing high-tech voting may emphasise inequalities: rich areas may have fancy touch-pad voting systems while poor areas still rely on ancient machines.

The changes are meant to bolster his flagging hopes of re-election but may emphasise his growing estrangement within his own party.

Mr Krugman's graph may emphasise things a bit starkly, but the current-accounts picture was certainly very different before the introduction of the euro.

Despite these shared objectives it is important to note that countries may emphasise certain objectives more than other.

Regulators may equate 'substandard and fake' with 'unregistered and ineffective', whilst pharmaceutical companies may emphasise 'in violation of intellectual property rules and ineffective'.

For example, two households may view their HEV as a symbol for "preserving the environment", but one household may emphasise the "ethics" connotation, whereas for another household their "concern about others" is an important value to communicate to society [45,88].

Christie posits: An alternative Australian Indigenous epistemology may emphasise the performative nature of knowledge, its negotiation from multiple perspectives and multiple modes of presentation and prosecution, and its fundamentally narrative base (Christie 2006b, p. 291).

An alternative Australian Indigenous epistemology may emphasise the performative nature of knowledge, its negotiation from multiple perspectives and multiple modes of presentation and prosecution, and its fundamentally narrative base (Christie 2006b, p. 291).