Examples of using Emphasise in English and their translations into Danish
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I shall emphasise two points.
That French is a smiley language. I can't emphasise enough.
I can't emphasise that enough.
I do believe that it is vital to minimise the grey areas and emphasise fields for cooperation.
I would emphasise three points.
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I emphasise that it is a good compromise.
Perhaps we should emphasise that responsibility.
We emphasise the need to insist on that point.
To conclude, I would emphasise three matters.
We emphasise this point: the laws must be the same for everyone.
Such as grinding their teeth. They emphasise their ferocity by gestures.
We will emphasise those points in the debate.
It must be able to choose, select,specify, emphasise and, above all, prioritise.
I must emphasise, however, that.
I emphasise once again that this is part of an overall approach.
Finally, I must emphasise integration capacity.
I must emphasise, however, that there are serious constraints.
The surface finish can additionally emphasise the form and expression of the profile.
They emphasise their ferocity by gestures, such as grinding their teeth.
At the same time, the EU countries must also, however, emphasise that growth and research provide scope for regional development.
They emphasise nevertheless that only clenbuterol in the form of.
I cannot emphasise this enough.
We must emphasise the need to upgrade the Commission's role, as Mr Herman also pointed out.
The European Union must emphasise the importance of social responsibility.
We must emphasise this important aspect of cross-border water management.
The prime ministers also emphasise the need for high levels of employment.
I would emphasise the word'appropriate.
I must emphasise this most strongly.
I must also emphasise the issue of nuclear power.
I could also emphasise the role of public services.