emphasis Význam & definice

Příklady emphasis

• The so-called principles of administrative design - such as purpose, process, clientele and place - provide conflicting emphases not straightforward solutions.

• In such circumstances, narrow emphases on teaching language rules, sentence patterns, vocabulary will serve these learners poorly.

• They argue that the resulting landscape, reflecting on apparent differences of opinion, is in fact the result of differences in emphases, rather than actual disagreements.

• There is some reinventing the wheel, but there are also fresh emphases.

• Both these emphases prefigure those of twentiethcentury liberation theologies with their focus on disenfranchised groups and on social justice.

• Fitting comfortably with conservatives' emphases on organization and on achieving positions of power was a harmony between the older generation and the new.

• Over time, market liberalism (or laissez-faire) and regulatory and welfare-state liberalism (or progressivism) offered rival strains of or emphases within the liberal tradition.

• Though social and cultural emphases have always been strong, study of the early modern court more generally has undergone a similar process.