Sentence examples for she highlights that from inspiring English sources

Although there is no easy solution, she highlights that schools are already finding ways to resolve these tensions.

Critical to attracting young people into scientific careers is ensuring that there are a "sufficient number of permanent positions at the end of the long training process," said Daniela Corda, rapporteur for working group D. But, she highlighted, that does not necessarily mean only traditional, hands-on research roles.

She warned MPs and peers that it was their duty to respect the outcome of June's referendum in favour of Brexit, as she highlighted that a similar legal case in Belfast had resulted in an opposite ruling.

Jonathan Beeton, a spokesman for Ms. Wasserman Schultz, issued a statement Tuesday night: "I don't think that Congressman West is upset at the congresswoman, but rather with the fact that she highlighted that he and other Republicans are once again trying to balance the budget on the backs of seniors, children and the middle class," Mr. Beeton said.

Writing about the IPPR report, A long division: Closing the attainment gap in England's secondary schools, she highlighted that school-wide improvement strategies had helped to bridge the equality gap but without similar pedagogical improvement there will always be more to do.

Supporting this position, she highlighted that there was no evidence to suggest that Pickingill was a cunning man prior to Maple's publications.

She highlighted that only mothers complained to the network about their children being exposed to a same-sex relationship during a family show, not fathers.

She highlighted that Penn State's football program brought in $72.7 million during its 2010 - 2011 season, ranking fifth in the nation for college football team profits.

She highlighted that this means fighting against "burning injustices" and that "if you're black, you're treated more harshly by the criminal justice system than if you're white".

She highlighted that this week more than 30,000 school students went on strike in Belgium seeking greater action on climate change and children in Berlin took to the streets calling for an early coal phase-out.

After the email from West landed in the headlines, Wasserman Schultz spokesman Jonathan Beeton wrote in an email, "I don't think that Congressman West is upset at the congresswoman, but rather with the fact that she highlighted that he and other Republicans are once again trying to balance the budget on the backs of seniors, children and the middle class".