Sentence examples for stressed that nothing from inspiring English sources

UK Environment Secretary Owen Paterson has stressed that "nothing seen so far presented a health risk" and that he would have "no hesitation at all" about eating recalled products.

Adamson stressed that nothing in the rules at the time required him to interview Flowers.

There is still a long way to go and the RFL has stressed that nothing is set in stone.

Greening stressed that nothing had been decided but that the green paper was the beginning of a much-needed debate.

He had learned from the best, yet he was a perfectionist who stressed that nothing in the cutthroat business of haute cuisine could be taken for granted.

They and her Italian lawyer, Gilberto Pagani, stressed that nothing that could be construed as incriminating evidence had been found among her belongings.

Mr. Rehberg, the appropriations subcommittee chairman, stresses that nothing is final.

Mr. Gardner stresses that nothing will ever replace "muddy boots" training.

Local officials were at pains to stress that nothing could have been done to prevent the tragedy that left nine men dead and another 14 injured.

Both sides agree that the difficulties involved in settling these additional areas are being underestimated and are stressing that nothing is agreed until everything is agreed.

Barring unforeseen circumstances, it will be a straightforward win for Labour, but Brabin stresses that nothing can be taken for granted and says the media should be "mindful" of giving oxygen to some of her opponents.