Sentence examples for means that emphasize from inspiring English sources

An important distinction between a security and protection system and public services such as police and departments is that the former employs means that emphasize passive and preventive measures.

Finally, this nationalism meant that policy emphasized dynamism, and opportunity more than security, equality and comfort.

Which means PC vendors that emphasize sales of high-end machines– Compaq Computer, Dell Computer and Gateway 2000 –are next in line for a bruising.

You don't have to limit yourself to Dr. Rolls' books to enjoy recipes that are Volumetrics-friendly. Choosing cookbooks that fit the Volumetrics plan means choosing cookbooks that emphasize fresh ingredients and plant foods, are low in fat and sugar, and contain thorough nutrient information.

This means that veterans should emphasize their training and skills when pitching to investors, especially those who have supported veteran and active-military owned businesses in the past.

This means that respondents spontaneously emphasize positive aspects, contributing to a better quality of life, than focus on problems and concerns.

From the looks of the site's featured cards, most of those parties were ragers for the Hooters crowd, with ads — I mean "invitation designs" — that emphasize consumption over conviviality.

It also means that we have to emphasize our submarine force because we need to be able to reinforce our friends and our allies, without putting these major assets in play.

Visiting mothers at home also means that Ms. Bedia can emphasize proper hygiene and the importance of handwashing with soap.

This also means that you have to emphasize and play up why you are different.

The criticism that Meserole took most seriously was that their methodology meant that they emphasized causes that could be identified at the national level, when the real action was taking place within jihadis' social networks.