Sentence examples for strongly spelt from inspiring English sources

If responsibilities between Brussels and national governments are not clearly separated, if subsidiarity the notion that things are best done at the lowest possible level of government is not strongly spelt out, and if financial interlinkages are not clarified, the EU could find that it too heads for a system crash.

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But he said "in the same way" he strongly disagreed with Labour's "failure to spell out when they would actually balance the books.

What's more, such written reports really force you to spell out the argument as fully and strongly as possible, and, eventually, make it easy for other people to look at your work and criticize it.

A clear focus on community-based services can be found in all the mental health policies analysed, except for South Africa which did not spell out the community-oriented approach as strongly as the other countries did.

ROME — Fending off accusations that it covered up abuse and obstructed justice, the Vatican on Monday spelled out for the first time that it now strongly urges bishops to report abuse cases to civil authorities if required by local law.

He denied strongly that he had ever seen, or was any relation even though name was spelled the same.

Furthermore, children with poorer education, reading/writing disabilities, spelling disabilities, and neurological disorders show significantly less alpha power [7], and neural modulation of alpha power is strongly affected in patients with Alzheimer's disease [8].

It is strongly recommended that  UNDAF M&E Group should be constituted, technically strengthened, and  given  due consideration for its mandate, which should be clearly spelled out.

Often the concern that animals are not able to perform behaviours for which they are strongly motivated, such as nest building in sows, grazing in cattle and horses or dust bathing in hens, is less frequently spelled out.

Ah, spelling.