Sentence examples for this means emphasising from inspiring English sources

This means emphasising the firm's capacity to solve any problem, using a wide range of techniques, rather than marketing a particular product.

This means emphasising what patients cannot do rather than what they can do, with potentially detrimental effects on their activity and identity.

He added: "And at the heart of this, it means emphasising the Government's support for marriage - we are clear in this strategy that marriage should be supported and encouraged".

That means emphasising things such as loyalty, trust and shared values.Firms that have become what Jeffrey Pfeffer of Stanford Business School calls "toxic workplaces" often have to pay even more.

It means emphasising differences and making space for consideration of these differences when defining curricula.

This would mean emphasising the closeness of Catalan to Castilian, without deriding the former as a dialect.The goal of greater multilingualism in Spain clashes directly with demands from Catalonia for Catalan immersion, and there are no easy solutions.

That can mean emphasising the value to tourism, but the EU has raised the possibility of allowing states where populations are stable to harvest ivory and sell it to China legally.

This means that western Muslims should not emphasise their religion as their unique defining characteristic.

One school of thought emphasises reduced child mortality, suggesting this means that fewer "spares" need be generated to be sure that some children reach adulthood.

This means that general child mortality is decreasing faster than childhood cancer mortality, emphasising that there remains much progress to be made.

Mr Karzai's presence was intended as a means to emphasise his role in peace talks that will seek a comprehensive end to the fighting in Afghanistan.Soldiers from Papua New Guinea's army managed to oust the defence chief and replace him with one of their own.