Sentence examples for people emphasis from inspiring English sources

A few people — emphasis on few — are going to get Tesla's new Model X SUV for free; others will get $1,000 bucks off for buying a Tesla based on word-of-mouth from existing owners.

"The countries of the Region, therefore, are to adapt a long-term integrated strategic planning approach and a Road Map for the sustainable development of RSA, to achieve a healthier environment for a superior quality of life for all the people" (emphasis added, p. 29).

The results provide evidence that supports the theoretical relationship between the attributes of control and attitudes towards debt, and constitute a relevant input for the design of financial education strategies in young people, emphasis also placed in considering the influence of psychological variables, and not just the financial content, if significant changes are expected in the behaviour.

"I think people place emphasis on different things," he said.

The second was more conventional: "the provision of medical and health care services for indigent people, with emphasis on providing care to children".

Given the difficulties of finding enough job opportunities for qualified people, more emphasis has been placed on technical, vocational, teacher, and agricultural training.

The revised version dropped one of two purposes listed in the first one — "medical and health care services for indigent people, with emphasis on providing care for children".

"Inside the party, there are many problems that need be addressed, especially the problems among party members and officials of corruption and taking bribes, being out of touch with the people, undue emphasis on formalities and bureaucracy, and other issues".

**{:.mt-enclosure mt-enclosure-image}Mission statement dated September 16, 2003, which provides for "care for dogs," as well as "medical and health care services for indigent people, with emphasis on providing care to children".

Adopting a population approach to the mental health of children and young people – where emphasis is placed on resilience-building – is at the heart of the Thrive model devised by the Tavistock andPortman Trust and the Anna Freud Centre [pdf].

"Inside the party there are problems that need to be addressed, especially the problems of corruption, taking bribes, being out of touch with the people, undue emphasis on formalities and bureaucratism, which must be addressed by great efforts," he pledged.