Sentence examples for point of emphasizing from inspiring English sources
In its work here, officials of the United Nations mission have made a point of emphasizing the organization's impartiality.
And the mayor has always made a point of emphasizing that discovering human remains was a top priority even as the bulldozers moved in.
Google has made a public relations point of emphasizing its free-to-employees cafeteria, whose original chef had worked for the Grateful Dead.
Meanwhile, key officials at the central bank are making a point of emphasizing the bank's willingness to raise rates at the slightest hint of higher inflation.
Our desserts are also different, and we make a point of emphasizing them instead of them being an afterthought, like they can be at Indian restaurants.
Secretary of State John Kerry made a point of emphasizing that distinction in his criticism of China's new zone on Saturday.
Batch grinding processes are then analysed from this point of view, emphasizing the link that exists between both stochastic and deterministic (based on population balance) approaches.
The basic search was therefore focused only on those papers that considered TCIS or their subsystems from a sustainability point of view, emphasizing the improvements and benefits of these systems.
"It provides a real rallying point for emphasizing the importance of individual liberty and the rule of law, and it will be curious to see what happens to it and who's interested in purchasing it and what they do with it".
It looks a bit like Lego (although it makes a point on its site of emphasizing that it is not connected in any way), except that instead of interlocking pieces, littleBits works with small magnets to let users snap together pieces.
For example, the Danish cooperation, while in favor of free care at the point of care, emphasizes the need to promote alternative financing mechanisms: " An important strategy towards improved coverage and universal access to health services is to reduce out- of- pocket spending and ensure social protection against catastrophic health expenditures.
