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For example, future research could examine whether emphasising the potential immediate and long-term health benefits before installation and/or providing instruction on the best way to set up a height adjustable desk and the surrounding workspace increase commitment and therefore use of the desk in the standing position.

Within protestant groups, the social pressure to remain celibate appeared to limit opportunities to discuss contraception and sexual health openly, prompting the question whether emphasising abstinence protects young people, or whether it leaves them unprepared for sexual experiences that many will have anyway.

As at the climate talks in Copenhagen and Durban, and the earlier Rio conference, there are considerable divisions - particularly between developed and developing countries - about burden sharing and whether to emphasise environmental protection or poverty alleviation.

"Substantial private-sector involvement is for the Netherlands and Germany a precondition," said the Dutch finance minister, Jan Kees de Jager, emphasising that investor participation, whether voluntary or not and whether triggering a Greek default or not, was paramount.

Marghani said he hoped the ICC would be patient with Libya, emphasising that all would depend on whether the world sees a fair trial.

It is worth emphasising that trials of interventions rarely examine whether the effect is the same for girls and boys.

Streep, 66, waded into controversy on the opening day of the Berlin festival when she was asked whether she felt qualified to judge Middle Eastern films and responded by emphasising human beings' common origins.

She continued: "Emphasising the personal empowerment of individual actors, comedians and pop stars – whether for itself or in relation to others – only serves to pull focus from the ways in which their industries make money from stereotyping and devaluing women".

Emphasising the innocence of the times, Gently had to ask one witness whether they understood the term "paedophile".

Each of the banks responded to Guardian Australia by emphasising their increased lending to renewable energy, but didn't comment on whether they would reduce lending to coal.

Click here to view video Whether a film's publicity campaign should explicitly refer to a leading character's homosexuality may seem a subtle question, but it represents a deeper point: asking whether advertising should emphasise difference or assume commonality is another way of asking whether gay people are still considered "other".