Sentence examples for that would emphasize from inspiring English sources

Professor Sebenius suggested a targeted "campaign" that would emphasize the value of a comprehensive agreement.

-- Ritual Chocolate: A venture that would emphasize quality over quantity in chocolate production, while increasing sustainability.

As chief rabbi, Sacks worked to create organizations that would emphasize a Jewish approach to contemporary social issues.

To continue its support the Foundation for the Arts is planning an "arts rebound" program that would emphasize professional training and additional grants to help arts organizations.

In late 2013, Dallas police chief David O. Brown initiated new lethal force training for his officers that would emphasize deescalation.

He said he might take a foreign trip during the campaign -- he would not say where -- an event that would emphasize a diplomatic style distinct from Mr. Bush's.

Georgia's rebuke came after an effort by Buchanan supporters to create a parallel Reform Party that would emphasize the candidate's strongly conservative views.

This future monarch was often, though not always, portrayed in terms of an idealized David, using features of his life and reign that would emphasize submission to God, social stability, economic satisfaction, and peace.

Their efforts come hours after the Commission on Presidential Debates denied Univision's request to host a forum with the candidates that would emphasize issues like immigration and health care that rank high on Hispanic voters' list of concerns.

Professor Harvey added that he would emphasize that it's crucial to avoid tax "base erosion," in which taxpayers, presumably like Apple, find ways of circumventing the tax code.

The other thing that you said that I would emphasize is: I think interviews are simply a chemistry check on the background of references.