Sentence examples for the emphasis given from inspiring English sources

The second innovation introduced by Louis's masons lay in the emphasis given to the.

What is different in the Palestinian case, however, is the emphasis given both to return and to self-determination.

The differences lie in the emphasis given to agriculture rather than in the presence or lack of it.

The most controversial issue has been the move to reduce the emphasis given to ethnicity, culture, linguistic background and religion when matching a child to adopters.

For example, the emphasis given to the "head-shot rule," was increased in British Taekwondo's methodology for choosing a team member.

One measure of this is the emphasis given by the Oliviers to musical comedies, the West End's main crowd-puller, with awards for best actor in a musical, best actress in a musical, best theater choreographer and best supporting performance in a musical, as well as the Radisson Edwardian Award for Best Musical.

Mexico's post-revolutionary background and its three health sector reforms are analyzed to identify the emphases given to health systems research.

The histories of migration to each country will also differ; the emphases given in each country to specific forms of citizenship may favour the adoption of special services or propose that immigrants should assimilate and adapt themselves [ 27].

The most significant change was the new emphasis given to the altar, which was made the focus of attention and "flanked by the pulpit, reading desks and lectern".

The implementation was more effective from the early 90s due to the more emphasis given by the government towards land rehabilitation.

"The greatest evidence for the existence of gods is that piety works... the converse is that impiety leads to disaster,"  with by far the most emphasis given to the perils of ignoring the gods.