Examples of using Emphasised in English and their translations into Spanish
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Steinitz often emphasised the strength of the king.
The programme has consistently emphasised quality.
Freud emphasised the persistence of symptomatic left overs.
This has been rightly emphasised by Jairam Ramesh.
We have emphasised at all times the primacy of politics.
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In particular, the auditors emphasised the need to.
The Court emphasised the dehumanising nature of whippings.
We have a pioneering culture", emphasised Emmanuel Delerm.
Everybody emphasised to me personally what would happen if we failed.
Handheld Microphones Sensitive with emphasised response for voice.
This was emphasised in one of the pilgrims' prayers of praise.
The play's ideological dimension has been emphasised recently.
Policymakers emphasised the lack of political will.
Moreover, it is not conducive to the partnership emphasised by UNDRIP.
Here, Hizbollah has emphasised the liberation of women and children.
Inclusiveness" was a principle that had been strongly emphasised by the ICRC.
This is emphasised by Stefan Marschnig, Associate Professor at TU Graz.
Here in France, the Revolution emphasised the usefulness of mathematics.
This emphasised the need to make rapid progress on SSMU allocation.
Legrand, the speaker emphasised the role of utopia.
Also emphasised is his“propensity to work and diligence”(p. 8/p. 15).
Informal workers participating in the study emphasised the need to act quickly.
The Colombian government has emphasised the benefits that mining brings the country.
The benefits of electric mobility for the environment are incalculable,” emphasised Araya.
The November 2000 Report emphasised that Lithuania had made significant progress.
The same topographical andarchaeological reality is emphasised by the professor D. M.
But Lieutenant Schonke emphasised that Lieutenant Lamm hadn't overtly harassed her.
Our customers realise the importance of this," emphasised Dr. Slawomir Sniady. Glossary Imprint.
The October 1999 Report emphasised that industrial development was continuing.
This process of political subjectivation is emphasised by Nielsen's self-truncated authorship.