Sentence examples for which it emphasised from inspiring English sources

What was particularly challenging about the Cooksey Review, perhaps not surprisingly given its Treasury origin, was the extent to which it emphasised the potential contribution of health research to the UK economy.

Earlier in the year CESG produced guidance for government on the use of smartphones, in which it emphasised the approval of BlackBerrys for sending IL3 information.

It is fair to say Mancini's message has been received and understood - if perhaps not universally appreciated by all at The Etihad - given the regularity with which it is emphasised.

2014 has also been declared 'The Year of the Healthy Child' in Uzbekistan, during which it has been emphasised that every child should benefit from a healthy upbringing in loving and supportive households.

This description covers a slew of supernatural-themed books – many of which, it's worth emphasising, pre-dated Buffy's demise.

And he is preparing a new defence review which, it is said, will emphasise "hybrid" warfare (a mixture of insurgencies and conventional wars).Afghanistan will test that luckMr Gates offers the Obama administration, say many, bulletproof protection from accusations of mishandling the wars.

It was a brilliant save which further emphasised why it is surely only a matter of time until Pickford becomes England's first choice keeper.

It emphasises "townscape", which means that the picturesque qualities of the facades and roof matter more than the urban experience of being in the hall.

It emphasises Bible study, which means learning to read.

Mr President, this is an important report because it emphasises two key areas which have not been emphasised enough previously.

The new album feels less organic than its predecessor, which emphasised the nimble interactions of its musicians.