Devoting her doctorate to the subject, her research led her to join Kabbalistic orders and two Wiccan covens, during which she emphasised that she was both an "insider" (a practising occultist) and an "outsider" (an anthropological observer).
Before the launch of the trial at each centre the principal investigator (EH) held meetings with the staff at which she emphasised the uncertainty about the value of structured care and the importance of staff continuing to provide usual care to the control group, to maintain distinctions between both groups.
Give Ireland peace and there will be no war.' After her speech to the conference, in which she again emphasised her refusal to be moved by the bombers, Mrs Thatcher went straight to the Royal Sussex Hospital, where she spent two hours with the injured.
Sturgeon is writing this weekend to all EU member states to set out her case for Scotland remaining in the EU and to press for urgent talks in Brussels with the European commission president, Jean-Claude Junker, during which she will emphasise Scotland's strong pro-European vote.
They teach a science and history curriculum which mainly emphasises the achievements of remarkable men.
Cycling, like many other athletic pursuits, is a sport which ordinarily emphasises the individual.
The poem was a major influence on Virgil's The Georgics, which similarly emphasises the importance of hard work.
One way in which Hugo emphasises the coincidences in his novel is the persistent failures of recognition.
Accordingly, a new communications framework for HIV/AIDS was developed to redirect focus on the cognitive approach, which emphasises individual reason, to the activity approach, which emphasises contextual factors.
The current overriding thought in HIV/AIDS communication in developing countries is the need for a shift from the cognitive model, which emphasises the decision-making of the individual, to the activity model, which emphasises the context of the individual.
