Examples of using To underscore in English and their translations into Spanish
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As if to underscore my point.
She wore wire-rim glasses and a bonnet to underscore this.
It was also important to underscore the role played by civil society.
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I would like to underscore that, up to 2003, the Mixed Commission was funded entirely from extrabudgetary funds.
A debate on immigration is an opportunity to underscore these values, not trash them.
Permit me therefore to underscore a few points and to share with the Assembly the experiences of my country.
It can not only set a tone that makes learning more fun, butcan serve to underscore important points as well.
New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark has recently signed the World Leaders Statement on ICPD to underscore New Zealand's commitment.
CARICOM continues to underscore its unwavering commitment to the Authority and its work.
In a strange way, the periodic setbacks to these efforts serve to underscore the value of the progress made to date.
UNHCR and its partners continued to underscore the importance of women's participation in all leadership and management structures in the settlement.
We had also maintained close contact with the United Nations to underscore our security concerns resulting from nuclear weaponization by India.
We would like to underscore that our acceptance of the consensus does not mean that we fully accept the provisions of the Convention,to which Libya is not party.
However, St. Kitts and Nevis would like to underscore its willingness to address all concerns on a case by case basis.
Today, I would like to underscore a subject of concern that, in our view, deserves discussion in the General Assembly-- namely, the stockpiling of surplus conventional weapons.
In this connection,my delegation would like to underscore the role of the Security Council in dealing with African conflicts.
It is important to underscore that the examples of precaution are illustrative rather than comprehensive; there are undoubtedly many other examples of precautionary terminology in federal statutes.
Jordan had submitted the resolution since 1981 to underscore the responsibility of States to deal with emergency humanitarian situations.
This morning, though, I want to underscore our strong conviction to the protection and promotion of human rights.
The fallout of the Liberian conflict has helped to underscore the symbiotic relationship between peace and security on the one hand and development on the other.
Yet evangelical serves to underscore our commitment to Christ and the relation of our faith family to others who love and embrace the same gospel.
In addition, Singapore would like to underscore the centrality of the United Nations as a universal and multilateral negotiating forum for all Member States.
In that context,my delegation would like to underscore the importance of foreign assistance in supporting national budgets in the least developed countries.
In that context,Egypt would like to underscore the importance of several measures that could help to restore confidence and lead us back to the peace process.
CARICOM member States welcome the opportunity to underscore the importance of this Convention as the overall legal framework governing ocean activities.
One delegation took the opportunity to underscore that no other weakness of the Assembly undermines its relevance or effectiveness more than the failure to implement its resolutions.
We participated in the Ottawa process as an observer to underscore our shared concerns over the humanitarian problems caused by the indiscriminate use of anti-personnel landmines.