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Walmart now has a policy of emphasising local cultures.

Both speakers said Nato was at a crossroads: it could either continue to pursue its post cold war policy of emphasising non-proliferation and disarmament, or go down the Washington path of pre-emptive military action.

In his own address, Mr Obama offered a robust defense of his policies of emphasising diplomacy over military might, citing two cases he would like to be at the heart of his legacy, the nuclear deal with Iran and the rapprochement with Cuba.

The report provides a key element of the economic blueprint for forward-looking economic policy, by emphasising the role of social protection measures in cushioning the impact of the crisis among vulnerable populations, serving as a macroeconomic stabiliser fuelling demand and enabling people to better overcome poverty and social exclusion in both developing and developed countries.

Mr Abe has, for example, put education reform at the centre of his policy platform, emphasising the need to make lessons in schools more pro-Japan.

The study findings have implications for enhancing public health alcohol policy development, emphasising the importance of neighbourhood deprivation, as measured primarily by levels of low income and unemployment, as a determinant of harmful levels of consumption.

Such a dramatic change was perceived by the non-Malay communities as a "complete retraction" of earlier policies emphasising assimilation of non-Malays.

He will want to focus on domestic policy, emphasising his grip on the huge range of policy areas which he has claimed as his own.

However, during the 1990s Prime Minister Mahathir bin Mohamad rejected this approach, with his Bangsa Malaysia policy emphasising a Malaysian instead of Malay identity for the state.

John McCain, one of the earliest and staunchest supporters of current American policy in Iraq, hues closely to the prevailing winds of Republican international policy and emphasises the military as the primary engine of American security.

Public policies are emphasising knowledge transfer through a set of supporting mechanisms to promote innovation.