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The west's responsibility to reshape global drugs policy will be emphasised in three weeks when Juan Manuel Santos Calderón, the president of Colombia, who initiated the review, arrives in Britain.

Participant withdrawal from the study will not affect their medical care, and this point will be emphasised in the patient information sheet.

Reading and writing will be emphasised in the initial stages, while vocational courses such as sewing, carpentry and boat making will be introduced later.

Though it is almost invidious to single out particular recommendations from the Report -- all of which we endorse -- there are a number of critical issues that we hope will be emphasised in your Resolution.

This will be emphasised by the researcher in all discussions explaining the study and prior to taking informed consent.

All these risks will be emphasised by British photographer Charlie Hamilton James in a series of images that will be shown as part of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition, which opens at the Natural History Museum this week.

Performing exercises safely will be emphasised during all sessions.

Confidentiality will be emphasised at the outset and interview transcripts will be anonymised.

We are reinforcing the required standards of behaviour and attitudes to all of our rugby clubs, and our university rugby organisations and staff will be emphasising it in this sector of the game".

I would say Joe will be emphasising the importance of hanging onto the ball.

It should be emphasised, in relation to animal health, that the suitability of AS control measures will depend on whether the disease is contagious or not.