Sentence examples for which emphasises a from inspiring English sources

It's also, wonderfully, a resonantly feminist show which emphasises a fun, heartfelt message over polemic.

Its techniques are similar to the Suzuki method, which emphasises a child's enjoyment of music by hearing it in a family atmosphere and playing as early as possible.

The club is open to all children, although they are mostly young Muslims, as it is run by the local Abu Hanifah Foundation, which emphasises a progressive interpretation of Islam and an aim of nurturing rounded young people who will make a positive contribution to wider British society.

In particular it suggests that age-specific guidelines might be less appropriate than advice which emphasises a life course approach taking into account health status.

Nursing staff are generally expected to balance these two views by displaying 'managed' emotions which emphasises a 'display' of emotion rather than a deeper, more genuine feeling [ 41].

Finally, it is worth noting that factor 6 reflects a fairly specific conceptualisation of a culture of safety which emphasises a supportive environment that encourages people to speak up about safety and recognises the truly systematic nature of safety problems.

For the last year, Dunja has been attending the preschool preparatory programme in the kindergarten "Zvoncic" ("Bell flower") in a little town of Kac, north Serbia, following the new concept of the Preschool Curriculum Framework, which emphasises an integrated approach to learning through developing projects together with children.

Implications exist for current car manufacturing trends which emphasise a growing increase in noise insulation for the driver.

The session arose from a special proposed session by Nicolae Bulz, member of TC 9/5 which emphasised a more multi-disciplinary approach to international stability issues for technologists, engineers and scientists.

That would have made corporate figures wince, but football fans would have been more irked by the note under Contingent Liabilities, which emphasised a clause that Newcastle United will be due a £500,000 payment should Rangers achieve promotion.

VMS was initially conceived to assist in the monitoring and control of fisheries activities and was legislated prior to changes in EU common fisheries policy [21], which emphasised a greater focus on understanding the effects of fishing at an ecosystem level.