Sentences with phrase «repeated emphasis»

Without exception, these schools work to build a collective culture of achievement and college going, with repeated emphasis on college attendance and completion.

Benediktsson managed to election victory on the back of repeated emphasis on the necessity to continue Iceland's road of economic recovery.

Not only can you see repeated emphasis on the counseling and psychological training the applicant has completed, you also get a strong representation of the applicant's background knowledge and preparation for new challenges if hired.

In what follows we see power over all enemies, the prayerful support of all his people, repeated emphasis on concern for the needy, the weak, those who have no helper, and once again «abundance of grain in the land» (v. 16).

From a Christian point of view the author deserves praise for his repeated emphasis that economics is about living, breathing, people, not the disembodied rational ego of classical economics, and therefore that it must have a spiritual dimension.

The repeated emphasis in 2 Peter 2:4 - 9 is not on how God destroys people but on how God saves and rescues people.

And the repeated emphasis on humility, while traditional and genuine, has a special note of dissatisfaction with himself.

There was a repeated emphasis on the notion of fairness, particularly fair taxation.

But the aspect that garnered headlines was President Trump's repeated emphasis on seeking the death penalty for drug traffickers.

A smaller reduction in the requirement of insulin of the control group was also seen but a «repeated emphasis on modification of life style» was regarded as a contributing factor in this effect.

Swenson's repeated emphasis on energy flow is at times echoed quite strikingly in these photos, as in the transitional movements leading into Revolved Side Angle Pose, which suggest tai chi movements as much as asana.

The policy paper is notable for its repeated emphasis on evidence based in serious and sustained research.

The spirituality of Louise Nevelson's work might best be understood by considering her repeated emphasis on a search for harmony.

The Rita Court's repeated emphasis on judicial sentencing decisions as «reasoned decisions» (see slip op.