President George W. Bush, not a big traveler, is planning to underscore the importance of strong bilateral ties by visiting this country by the end of this year.
By earmarking the Medicare surplus for debt reduction, the main economic effect of Mr. Gore's plan would be to underscore his commitment to paying off the national debt by 2013 or sooner, a path that he says would help keep interest rates down and stimulate economic growth.
Hillary Rodham Clinton, by contrast, has turned down almost all interview requests from national programs and instead focused on television affiliates and large and medium newspapers across the state, all part of a plan, her advisers say, to underscore that she is a local political candidate and not just the first lady.
The latter, which were conducted in the Netherlands and in Italy, were selected as they belong to two different "planning families", in order to underscore how and to what extent they apply this multi-level governance approach and overcome institutional barriers to the implementation of TOD.
For example, though Uber sees its partnership with Lime as "another step towards our vision of becoming a one-stop shop for all your transportation needs," two sources familiar with Bird's thinking are quick to underscore its plans to expand internationally quickly and not merely fight a turf war in the U.S. (It already has one office in China).
To underscore the importance of the Testing Action Plan, Obama issued a video message on Facebook.
Constantine is right to underscore it.
To underscore the problem.
didn't go so far, but his response to Plan B underscored how unlikely it was to become law.
In his January State of the State speech, Gov. Sam Brownback of Kansas underscored his plan to phase out that state's income tax by proclaiming: "Look out, Texas.
