Sentence examples for push to emphasise from inspiring English sources

This week, in the buildup to the verdict, the push to emphasise how unfair it would be for the country's honest athletes to face a blanket ban on competing has intensified.

Organisations continued to push for adolescent girls' inclusion in development initiatives and to emphasise that the most excluded and marginalised populations need to be reached in order to advance towards shared development objectives such as the millennium development goals.

All-rounder Mooney took three wickets early in Afghanistan's innings but the defending champions finished the day on 81-3 and then pushed on to 116-3 in Wednesday's morning session to emphasise their apparent superiority.

Hannah takes a perverse delight in giving her lover "the old-heave-ho, the push, the sack" - using three devil-may-care idioms to emphasise her heedlessness.

They are keen to emphasise the country's size, so they can push for more power in multinational forums such as the IMF and the World Bank.

"It's now being put to another purpose, to emphasise the edginess of Detroit … the creative energy," Gallagher said.

Their strategy was to emphasise the positive.

Indeed, Mr Krugman used to emphasise it.

No need to emphasise them.

To emphasise, to bring a point home".

To emphasise this, Galbraith is resoundingly provocative.