Sentence examples for what was emphasised from inspiring English sources
In this intermediary role, FWs seemed to mediate the type and nature of information that was passed on, choosing how information was framed and what was emphasised.
"That was what I was emphasising.
Many trainees and trainers admitted to not knowing what SLEs were, and this uncertainty was emphasised through hesitations (errs and ums), pauses, hedges (eg, 'I guess') and laughter.
Exotic costume was emphasised.
Overall, accuracy was emphasised over speed.
Rather, what needs to be emphasised here is that the argument for this obligation is based on the WHO premise that "Every country could raise additional domestic funds for health or diversify their funding sources if they wished to" (emphasis added), for example, by giving higher priority to health in their domestic budget allocations [ 15].
"But what we are emphasising is that we want these commitments to be in practice … we want the government, as soon as we go back, to put into practice all these things and we want the international community to support them," said Hayat.
"The fact they don't agree with what Plaid is emphasising at the moment means that clearly the party has been unable to communicate its message because there's no proper debate.
What really needs to be emphasised is the culture of the organisation which I'm convinced is a product of the structure of the organisation".
A thoughtful speech by Mr Blair this week, on business and Britain's place in the world, emphasised what was missing.
