Sentence examples for to have emphasised from inspiring English sources

At his meeting with President Karzai, he appears to have emphasised tackling corruption as much as the need to improve security.

She is said to have emphasised once again in Mainz that she is not for turning on issues such as border closures or upper limits for the numbers that Germany will take.

If anything, he seemed to have emphasised what might be termed a certain orientalism of comportment: the ringlets, the rings, the curving tuft of beard, the colourful clothes, the sleepy, serpentine manner, the bows and the bobs, and the tendency (particularly, of course, in the presence of Queen Victoria) to fall to his knees.

Partly because of lack of knowledge about dementia and the possible sources of patient confusion, acute care of cognitively impaired people was found to be inconsistent and to have emphasised safety at the expense of wellbeing and dignity [ 16].

56 58 Reeve et al 20 recently published a review of patient barriers and enablers to deprescribing and have emphasised the importance of a patient-centred deprescribing process.

All three clubs and the agents concerned have emphasised to the Guardian that the deals were reported to the FA exactly as they happened and the correct tax was paid.

"However, we have emphasised to Roy how much we would like him to remain as our head coach and continue his major contribution to our project at the Hawthorns as we look to establish ourselves as a Premier League club.

The best efforts to pacify the region have emphasised economic development and fair treatment.

As explained in the footnote to table 5, we have emphasised the studies in which inactivated vaccines were not administered simultaneously with MV or after MV as such combination or sequences can have a negative effect on child survival.

From Lebanon and Syria to Iraq and Pakistan, many recent conflicts have emphasised the sectarian divide, tearing communities apart.

Responses to these vulnerable children, however, have emphasised material needs, such as school fees and clothing, and have not addressed the significant protection risks.