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People seem to prefer to emphasise the things he does not do right nowadays, rather than look at the great things he does for the team.

The authorities want the remains of every victim to be shown in public to emphasise the scale and horror of the genocide.

Such a speech made sense politically, too: it was shrewd to emphasise just how dreadful a mess he is inheriting from his predecessor.

I agree it could be like that in a loving relationship, but have continually tried to emphasise the point that we need to set the mood.

It was meant to be reassuring, but it mostly served to emphasise how much the Fed has become entangled in fiscal and financial policy.

While United are at least in profit once more, the figures merely emphasise what a drain on resources their debt position has become.

At the NPC session, officials have continued to emphasise measures aimed at the poor.

The same day, as if to emphasise his hardline credentials, Mr Lee visited the American army base in central Seoul.

The general rule is not to emphasise or elongate any individual words, when said singularly or in sentences. 'Run' words together smoothly.

The bottom line of the Irish crisis is to emphasise the interdependence that exists in Europe and not just the eurozone.

By focussing on Lhasa I mean to emphasise the contemporary urban nature of a city that is too-often associated with a mysterious past.

The team emphasise that the rise would not happen overnight or even over the next century.

He is keen to emphasise it was one of the first asset managers among its UK peers to move into hedge funds 10 years ago.

The debate over whether the Obama administration should emphasise job growth or deficit reduction is only the most recent example.

The old concept of "activity teaching" re-emphasise and becomes a major feature in the reform of the new mathematics curriculum.

Prof Woodford is right to emphasise the stabilising power of a clear policy framework.

The Fed has taken pains to emphasise that the preparation does not indicate an imminent change in strategy, as the recovery remains anaemic.

Munro said that their findings "emphasise the need to develop drugs that are able to treat tuberculosis in an even more short term" .

China says all this is defensive, but its tactical doctrines emphasise striking first if it must.

"We're trying to re-emphasise where they [the Tories] came from, " he says.

The rules emphasise individual responsibility while encouraging staff to intervene to help their colleagues and respect neighbours.

Rather, they deny that "God has an existence" . This obscure wording serves to emphasise the ambiguity in the concept of existence.

Hillary Clinton in particular has gone out of her way to emphasise her support for faith-based social services.

Liars may also try to de-emphasise critical points, playing them down where another person would be neutral about them.

Chinese leaders frequently emphasise America's responsibilities for the stability of the dollar as the premier reserve currency.

If it is no longer fashionable to emphasise that "we are all socialists now" , this is so merely because the fact is too obvious.

The high prevalence of the disease and the fact that it has an onset early in life emphasise the importance of adequate treatment.

These hardy, tough shrubs are also happy growing close to water and the mirror-like surface can emphasise the haze of colour.

These changes emphasise its monitoring role and charge it with ensuring the company's stability.

Listen and practise correcting incorrect statements. Notice how the voice falls to emphasise the correct information.

In response to the public outrage, many schools have revamped their curriculums to emphasise "holistic thinking" , "values" and "ethics" .

They should emphasise deeply integrated regional transmission mechanisms and, in the case of China, also commodity-based linkages.

Listen and practise correcting incorrect statements. Notice how the voice falls to emphasise the correct word .

The current accounting standards emphasise providing reliable information, while ignoring the relevance of financial statements.

The energy policies of the new US administration, as in other countries, will emphasise greater energy efficiency and renewables.

And both publicly and privately, Chinese officials seemed at pains to emphasise just how differentiated those responsibilities should be.

Some of these emphasise the educational advantages of being an only.

Darwinism seemed to emphasise the darker sides of human nature, and that sat uncomfortably with socialism.

In the end the owners changed the wording of the tour to better emphasise that it was a fantasy and we all went our separate ways.

We would emphasise to all eligible applicants that no guarantee can be given that tickets will be available to all who apply.

He also phoned world leaders to emphasise that a new president is in charge, with a completely different agenda and world outlook.

It will re-emphasise that the main goal of ISAF and American troops is to protect Afghans, not kill the Taliban among them.

ArcelorMittal was therefore careful to emphasise that its deal with Mr Han was subject to Chinese government anti-trust clearance.

In January he visited Europe, chiefly to emphasise that Japan was a staunch democratic partner on NATO's eastern flank.

I would also like to emphasise that they do not reflect the views of the Israeli people on the Chinese nation.

Economists (including Mr Coase) have tended to emphasise property rights as a solution to the problem of managing common resources.

We didn't want to over-emphasise it. He hasn't lost confidence. I've seen him in previous games and now in these matches.

Emphasise any points of agreement before suggesting a solution that meets their interests and, importantly, satisfies your own.

They emphasise that facilitating inspections by their retail customers is a normal business routine that they welcome.

Third, we will emphasise co-ordination on the country, regional, and global level, because no single entity can eradicate hunger on its own.

Governments that try to enact three-strikes laws tend to emphasise their revivifying effect on local film and music industries.

They say that the findings emphasise the importance of exercising for a healthy heart.

Those who emphasise rationality can readily point to the incentives for the financial sector to take undue risk.

In these harsher circumstances many companies will tone down their loud green initiatives and instead quietly emphasise value for money.

They would rather emphasise their expertise in a specific industry and play down their nationality.

The partnership will run initially for five years but both sides emphasise that they see this as a long-term commitment.

The state requires only that public schools emphasise abstinence, not that they forsake all other approaches.

If you want to emphasise something, you can use the word too.

Second, I emphasise that bank runs come in many forms and bank runs can occur even when individual depositors are insured.

Once again I would also like to emphasise on delivery reliability where we do see a positive trend towards ! on time!

The basic economics of natural monopoly emphasise two main phrases: "sunk costs" and "contestability" .

In it you emphasise that rationality and calculation underlie economic behaviour.

We emphasise, when debating climate change, the importance of the scientific consensus, and reliance on solid, peer-reviewed studies.

The findings do, however, emphasise how profound the relationship is between people and their gut bacteria.

It was right to emphasise good governance.

Other orders might also make sense, depending on what you want to emphasise.

Many now favour cross-cultural ads that emphasise what black, Hispanic and Asian-American consumers have in common.

The Europeans would rather emphasise institutional reform than fiscal stimuli.

Policy choices that emphasise a technology-oriented curriculum can go some way towards addressing this gap.

But I must emphasise that Asian economies are not all the same .

Pole dancing classes emphasise fitness, solidarity and creativity. And waggly legs.

The consumer group says its findings emphasise the need for clearer nutrition labelling on food packaging.

His health-care plans emphasise using competition to curb costs rather than expanding coverage.

They are typically "no excuses" schools that emphasise discipline, long hours and short holidays. They are oversubscribed.

Furthermore, I must emphasise that the Budget was prepared in line with our long held tradition of fiscal prudence.

He says that civil-service exams, unlike in imperial days, "emphasise thinking and innovation and not just repeating the same old thing" .

Anti-nuclear campaigners emphasise the damage and pollution inflicted by uranium mines.

The Jaguar in his driveway, meanwhile, serves to emphasise his status to other men.

The public utterances emphasise support for the Arab spring.

The Fed by law must emphasise employment and inflation equally, but in practice it, too, targets inflation.

Over and again, I heard senior Chinese officials emphasise the commitment to preserve a rules-based system.

However, the governors' new standards still emphasise academic skills.

Defence experts emphasise that China is not a serious threat yet.

One was to emphasise that in Asian diplomacy, the US is back.

Many thinkers, from Freud to the contemporary philosopher J. David Velleman, also emphasise the blindness of romantic love.

But they emphasise the fragility of recovery and, in particular, the huge private sector financial surpluses.

Staff at Sheri's repeatedly emphasise that the place is like any business.

Just to emphasise her point, Malia later donned a differently coloured T-shirt with the same symbol.

I'm not happy with what I did but I don't feel nervous or frightened now, and I want to emphasise that the officers forced us to rape.

The flexible curriculum ensures that I can decide which "tool" of the Swiss army knife I want to emphasise and become a real ninja at using.

The packaging will emphasise refreshment, focusing on the brands blue colour.

Studies of business leaders tend to emphasise their vision, drive and ruthlessness.

Existing definitions implicitly emphasise the field and farm level.

Use a fill-rise on the incorrect information, then falls on the correct information, to emphasise it.

Do they emphasise their skill ( "alpha" in the jargon) orhead down the passive ( "beta" ) route?

They carry their wallets in crescent-shaped 'fanny packs' that only emphasise their girth, and patronise ice cream and fudge vendors.

Messrs Brynjolfsson and McAfee emphasise the importance of educational reform and investment in helping workers adapt.

regulatory policy not only emphasise supply-demand distorted supply and demand, prices are expected to increase.

I cannot emphasise enough, the importance of Love.

" I have a dream" switch to emphasise that the demand for different buyers personalized services to be necessary and inevitable launch.

I would like to emphasise that Russia certainly intends to expand its presence in the Arctic.

Efforts to encourage people to cut their energy should emphasise the range of ways that people can do so effectively, says Attari.

Google is keen to emphasise, though, that the changes won't hit sites or apps who are light users of Google Maps.

Attempts by more radical AK types to emphasise the role of Islam in public life spooked others.

It is certainly shared by those consultancies that emphasise the primacy of action over analysis.

However, we must emphasise that machine vision, computer vision and image processing are not synonymous.

The Buddha himself used jataka stories to explain concepts like gamma and rebirth and to emphasise the importance of certain moral values.

Doll's report will emphasise that more re search is needed to confirm the mechanism.

Compatibilists emphasise this idea that we have free will because we could have chosen to do otherwise, even if we didn't.

Instead it will emphasise the heartland values of family and practicality.

I have also gained valuable practical skills as the courses emphasise both basic theories and hands-on practice.

The effect of the tests is also to emphasise how little tolerance policymakers still have for bank failures.

Avoid any clubs that emphasise the financial gains members might make.

"I want to emphasise that we have not shifted away from an inflation bias, " he said.

China's vice Foreign Minister Cheng Guoping, says the Russian visit should help re-emphasise Sino-Russian ties.

We must emphasise that AMC is a start-up company which offers abundant and rapid career development potential.

He will emphasise the need for speeding up the training of Afghan troops, according to defence sources.

I cannot emphasise enough how not understanding the language will impede all you do in China.

I really wanted to come out and let people know that I'm a solo artist and I wanted to emphasise my name, too.

We probably emphasise how special they are and how special our family is a lot more than straight families.

Like all great religions, Islam is a complex system of beliefs, and people usually emphasise the features which appeal to them.

We were determined that our marriage should reflect our general attitude towards life, and we wanted to emphasise the positives.

Traditional values emphasise conventional family life and the continuation of blood lines.

And emphasise, if appropriate, that the results have not yet been published and are therefore only preliminary.

One thing President-elect Barack Obama has been keen to emphasise is change.

He originally intended to emphasise how a lack of access to science and technology was separating the rich from the poor.

It is very likely to continue to emphasise the risks to inflation rather than growth.

The picture plane was mainly in dark tone to emphasise a sense of anxiety.

during active weight reduction we want to emphasise food intake and reducing that.

Other states emphasise the pain felt by foetuses.

The Americans want to emphasise co-ordinated Keynesian spending to jolt the world economy back into life.

They emphasise the costs of the split.

China will also re-emphasise its commitment to meet a target to cut the energy use per unit of GDP by 20 per cent between 2006 and 2010.

In some cases, this could deny gamers access to large parts of the game, as more and more titles emphasise online play.

Although to some extent this is old news, it does serve to emphasise the size of the hole out of which the UK must climb.

Those engaged in the most effete of occupations, such as bond traders or barristers, are at pains to emphasise how arduous their jobs are.

However, we also want to emphasise the ways in which the changes may affect patterns of human development in the future.

Both parties emphasise the need to pursue growth and to create jobs.

Some economists emphasise structural factors such as labour costs.

Business schools emphasise how to make you toe the line.

In Kenya, as elsewhere in Africa, the Chinese have a large and growing economic stake, which the Kenyan government is keen to emphasise.

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What do you emphasise in your training sessions?

But let me emphasise, we did this for Hong Kong because it is in Hong Kong's interest that we maintain the linked exchange rate.

This is a good way to emphasise featured items, speech bubbles, form buttons, and so on.

Emphasise the general uses your skills can be put to; working under pressure and to tight deadlines, presentations, in depth research etc

My emphasise is that we may find a way to let the society full of integrity in the same time, everyone on common no need to be a saint.

Lipstick and beads may be associated with femininity in Western eyes, but the ceremonial costumes aim to emphasise male beauty

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Tall and athletic: Ostrich plumes and pompoms emphasise height

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