The firm's leadership emphasises the virtues of patience and investment.
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It emphasises the blinkered way in which we experience the world.
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Chinese education emphasises one correct answer to a question, she says.
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It is, he emphasises, all part of taking the region seriously.
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Ms Bicchieri emphasises how exceptional people often get the process started.
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One answer emphasises the role water has played in past conflicts.
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It emphasises "collective" leadership, or did before the rise of Xi Jinping.
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"AZ," while solidly emo, of course, is a song that emphasises possibility.
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Total also emphasises its involvement in solar energy on the Techeetah website.
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Total also emphasises its involvement in solar energy on the Techeetah website.
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The argument emphasises the potential for landowners to benefit at the taxpayer's expense.
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Throughout the report the MAC emphasises that different migrants have very different impacts.
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Finnish emphasises the first syllables of words and so has its own rhythm.
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François Grosjean, a linguist at the University of Neuchâtel in Switzerland, emphasises necessity.
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Some cinemagoers grumble that today's Egyptian cinema emphasises glamour and women over plot.
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One, promoted by the former pope, Benedict XVI, emphasises the continent's Christian heritage.
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It emphasises the insidious means of manipulation as well as the overt physical violence.
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Carol Dweck of Stanford University emphasises children's "mindset" (the beliefs they have about learning).
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Yet as Ms Haste emphasises, Alma was creative herself, pursuing both musical composition and piano.
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It all sounds very benign, especially since China's courtship emphasises a shared approach to development.
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She emphasises the role that civil-society organisations played in Myanmar's transition, particularly Myanmar Egress.
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Mr Matturri also emphasises the transparency and "rules-driven approach" of index construction and governance.
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Germany emphasises the need for national politicians to take responsibility and for rule-based governance.
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A cursory glance at the line up, though, emphasises the campaign's focus on younger generations.
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"To leave one's legs, thighs, knees and shins uncovered is not allowed," Ali al-Ahmed emphasises.
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Far from focusing on conventional education, the curriculum emphasises music, yoga, theatre, English and the arts.
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Education has been centralised with an old-fashioned syllabus that emphasises rote-learning over analytical skills.
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The IMF's report emphasises the role policies like these can play in the health of economies.
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A cultural deference to authority and an educational system that emphasises rote-learning complete the stereotype.
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In the report, Redfin emphasises that the US housing market had a strong start to 2020.
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The RBI emphasises stability, so is paranoid about wheeler-dealers taking risks or ripping off the vulnerable.
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Like Mr Harper he opposes carbon taxes and emphasises the need to go after "radical Islamic terrorists".
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It emphasises Getty's niggling insecurity: his feeling that his riches won't mean anything unless they keep growing.
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Mr Buttigieg also emphasises his Christian faith and small-town virtues, playing up his distance from Washington.
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In these new warrant applications the FBI emphasises that only the intended target should encounter the NIT.
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This liberalism, the sort that this newspaper champions, emphasises individual freedom, free markets and a limited state.
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His movement emphasises education; but his devotees are accused of infiltrating the government and fomenting the coup.
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It gives these otherwise millionaire guys a sense of grounding and emphasises their so-called humble roots.
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A new report by the World Economic Forum, a think-tank, emphasises technological fixes to this problem.
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The silent issue This last point emphasises how extreme ageing presents issues that easily go unremarked upon.
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Defusing the language issue would take away a tool the nationalists have used to stir trouble; it emphasises differences.
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And the propaganda directed at its own people emphasises a return to historical importance every second of the day.
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At a strip club back home, he emphasises the "undulating stretch marks and caesarean scars" of the naked girls.
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It emphasises a narrower but deeper curriculum, and seeks to ensure that a whole class progresses through the syllabus.
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"I'll never forget the day my pet hamster was run over" emphasises the speaker's emotion, and the poor hamster.
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It misses truly awful places that hardly anyone visits, and over-emphasises less egregious ones that handle more people.
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The decision to put Sylvie Goulard, a European expert, into his old role instead, further emphasises Macron's European push.
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Yet as the MAC itself repeatedly emphasises, its economic analysis takes no account of the political considerations that surround immigration.
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Father Jenkins's vision of an education which is Catholic in origin but emphasises free inquiry raises all manner of dilemmas.
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It is true that Janet Yellen, the Fed's chair, emphasises the labour market in her assessment of future inflationary pressure.
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The code also emphasises the need for boards to refresh themselves, become diverse and plan properly for replacing top jobs.
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"Deforestation is a bigger contributor to climate change than the entire transport industry combined," Zec emphasises, yet it's not common knowledge.
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Design thinking emphasises action over planning and encourages its followers to look at problems through the eyes of the people affected.
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It emphasises a history of Taiwan not as an adjunct to China but as an island nation steeped in Asian influences.
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This period allows his characters nuanced motives and emphasises the shifting balances of power and control that writhe through the film.
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It also emphasises that a WTO ruling against America need not automatically lead to a change in American law or practice.
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It acknowledges similar threats, but emphasises the beneficial ways that technologies will improve lives, notably the positive uses of artificial intelligence.
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Mr Bezos emphasises continual investment to propel its two principal businesses, e-commerce and Amazon Web Services (AWS), its cloud-computing arm.
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Ms Reid's biography similarly emphasises Sand's complexities, moving beyond the cliché of the errant woman to recuperate the author as a thinker.
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She emphasises new research in immunology that suggests different cells are often in conflict with each other rather than working in concert.
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Mr Noh emphasises that the move will provide an additional financing source for borrowers who may not qualify for a bank loan.
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"This performance emphasises the need to address our cost base to ensure it is appropriate for our much-reduced production," it said.
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Conservatism—which emphasises respect for tradition, national identity and religious faith amid rising cosmopolitan secularism—is well represented in Polish literature and philosophy.
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As if to persuade his audience that what seems fantastic is real, he emphasises his points with the gestures of a stage magician.
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An American army document from 2016 thus emphasises the importance of stopping drones "left of launch"—that is, before they can take off.
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Mr Modi is both a chest-thumping nationalist and a compulsive hugger and hand-holder, whose diplomacy emphasises, quite literally, the personal touch.
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Irene Lee, a boardroom veteran, also emphasises the business case: women in Asia gaining wealth and influence want executives who understand their priorities.
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Vigilantes with ancient hunting rifles attempt to assert some kind of order, but their very existence simply emphasises the limitations of the government.
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The loan emphasises the "fly or bye" mantra from investors where the strong deals sell quickly and the more difficult deals get stuck.
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Hyun Song Shin of the Bank for International Settlements, emphasises one new threat, against which the lessons of 1997 would not necessarily afford protection.
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IBM emphasises the heavy usage of Q Experience: it now has more than 90,000 users, who have run 5m experiments and published 110 papers.
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It emphasises Mr Khan's celebrity as the "captain" who brought home the Cricket World Cup of 1992, as well as talking up his philanthropy.
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Last year Mr Abe brought in a corporate-governance code that emphasises shareholder rights and the duty of outside board directors to promote them.
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Whereas Snapchat and Instagram, two newer services, let teenagers document every moment with image filters and animated "stories", Facebook emphasises its news feed and messages.
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At Infosys, Mr Rajagopalan emphasises "learning velocity"—the process of going from a question to a good idea in a matter of days or weeks.
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Yet Beijing appears to be showing a bigger tolerance as it emphasises on a "city-based" approach that gives local governments more autonomy in policymaking.
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" "It was a really, really horrible time," Gould emphasises, "but it meant that when we did our blackout after Leeds, it caught everybody off-guard.
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"This emphasises the importance of surveillance efforts in countries around the world to ensure the ongoing outbreak will not become a large global epidemic," Thompson explained.
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But Goldman is taking a more active approach—either out of impatience or because the pain seems particularly severe and enduring in the areas it emphasises.
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Frankfurt, for its part, emphasises its banking clout—it is home to the ECB and has long been Germany's banking capital—plus regulatory and political predictability.
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The company emphasises the feature is still in beta and should only be used on flat driveways in familiar parking spaces, such as the home garage.
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Kaul emphasises that "obviously it's for both boys and girls," but that much is already apparent from the sage methods of teaching employed by Kai's father.
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This group emphasises the creative power of the state to solve pressing social problems such as the shortage of affordable homes or the rise in energy prices.
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Rob James, who co-manages the coco fund at OMGI, emphasises the importance of looking at the strength of banks, and rules out investing in "stressed" ones.
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"We think it's really sad that the big energy companies have continued to make a lot of money out of those that have less income," Gudka emphasises.
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As Facebook previously announced, users selling or providing access to 3D printed guns or instructions always violate the site's policies and should be deleted, the document emphasises.
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These circumstances serve to benefit the commercial textile industry more than anyone, which is why Liou emphasises the importance of Doti as a tool to empower garment consumers.
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Bilbao's story emphasises a recurring theme of the book: the importance of development programmes for young players and the lengths that clubs go to in order to nurture footballers.
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His main excuse, that the bureau was fated to play a role in the 2016 election anyway—it was investigating both presidential candidates, for goodness sake—emphasises his difficulty.
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While the bank is not expected to announce any policy changes, it may raise growth and inflation forecasts, a rare positive step even as it emphasises persistent negative risks.
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"How to Listen to Jazz" is not a long book, but it emphasises a beautiful point about the genre, a point that applies to no other sort of music.
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BASF emphasises that it is serious about its crop-protection business, that it has €6 billion in sales and that it devotes 26% of its R&D to agribusiness.
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Instead it emphasises more central control of national economic policies; this is resented in its turn by those who chafe against austerity, such as France, Italy and, obviously, Greece.
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"This emphasises that there are contradicting versions in the comments made by different authorities of what has happened," Javier Cremades, lawyer of the Spanish Association of Minority Shareholders, told Reuters.
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After all, his translation of the book of Judith—an accepted text in Orthodoxy and Catholicism, but not considered canonical by Protestants—emphasises his ultimate loyalty to the established order.
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There is what you might call the classical view, which emphasises the country's messy democracy, the court intrigue in Delhi, the role of the powerful states, and poverty and religion.
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It has been hugely influential in the realist tradition of political theory, which emphasises the role of states and interests over values and has experienced a revival in recent years.
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Far from boasting about how well it is run, it instead emphasises the advantages of scale—which it has so far squandered—to imply that it has vast untapped potential.
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"I think [the encyclopaedia] needs to have a framework that emphasises globalisation, democracy, and diversity," U.S.-based historian Huang Annian, who has been invited to work on the encyclopaedia, wrote.
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In response to RBR's campaign, the bank has said it is focused on implementing its current strategy, which emphasises wealth management, particularly in Asia Pacific, supported by two investment banking divisions.
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He emphasises courtesy, equality and inclusivity as his main behavioural demands as a coach, and says he is determined to see girls and boys get the same opportunities at the club.
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The "legacy" part of the show, especially, could be likened to "devotional art" says Ms Ahlberg Yohe, who emphasises the painstaking and time-consuming effort involved, especially in the finishing of items.
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However, the decision to put Sylvie Goulard, a European expert, into his old role instead, was a surprise and further emphasises Macron's European push and desire to work towards greater defence integration.
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As America does with the Asian deal, the commission now emphasises the strategic value of TTIP in setting standards that much of the rest of the world will be obliged to follow.
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But with the economy now slowing, bosses must shift away from the strategy of growing at all costs to an approach that emphasises the boring stuff: cost cutting, restructuring and operational efficiencies.
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He says the group, which generally meets in the border zone at weekends, does not intercept migrants - which he emphasises would be against the law - but advertises their presence to security forces.
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This focus on leadership emphasises the need not only to inspire girls to get into science—a common theme of STEM campaigns—but to ensure equal opportunities to make it to the top.
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"They (the profits) do not reflect the underlying investment approach of the MAS which is conservative and emphasises steady, long-term returns," MAS managing director Ravi Menon said at a press briefing Thursday.
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The report emphasises that it is not advocating that land be set aside to grow crops for biofuels, but that the focus must be on re-mobilising agricultural waste like straw or husks.
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Court emphasises the reach of apps like Instagram in building hype around a consumer&aposs journey and believes the firm&aposs specialism in spotting these trends will be key to their continued growth.
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"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran... emphasises (the need for) an immediate stop to the attacks and the exit of the Turkish military from Syrian territory," it said.
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But the language they approved is sweeping, and on a court that emphasises a statute's words—the text itself, not Congress's purposes or expectations—chances of a new horizon for Title VII seem favourable.
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All this perhaps explains why the South's current president, Park Geun-hye, realising the reunification may be a fact not a choice, emphasises the "bonanza" of North Korean resources, cheap labour and unfulfilled potential.
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Mr Farage's success signals the rise of a new sort of politics, which puts the will of the people before the judgment of MPs, and which emphasises questions of identity rather than technocratic problem-solving.
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While keeping interest rates firmly on hold, the ECB is expected to raise growth and inflation forecasts, a rare positive step even as it emphasises persistent negative risks and a readiness to provide more stimulus.
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Among developing-world evangelicals, Pentecostals are dominant; their version of the faith is charismatic, in that it emphasises the "gifts" of the Holy Spirit, held to be a universally accessible and sustaining aspect of God.
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"The Koran emphasises the beauty and harmony of the natural world as a sign of God's creative power and wisdom," said mosque trust chairman and Cambridge University professor, Timothy Winter, also known as Abdal Hakim Murad.
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"All-in-all, it emphasises once again that the U.S.-China trade dispute and/or its resolution remains the only game in town for investors globally," said Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst, Asia Pacific at Oanda.
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"The sale of another North Sea focused portfolio that was on the market, combined with Total's clear commitment to the basin, emphasises that competition for assets could remain high in spite of depressed oil prices," UBS said.
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As we speak over the phone, he emphasises the GCN's work in lobbying government and giving evidence to select committees over the years – work that had a demonstrable impact in tightening legislation around airguns and imitation firearms.
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"Etihad re-emphasises that it cannot be expected to be the sole investor, and that, amongst other requirements, additional suitable investors would need to provide the majority of Jet Airways' required recapitalisation," the spokesman said in a statement.
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But, whereas in the 1960s, identity politics on the left was about big issues such as free speech and racial segregation, now all too often it emphasises questions that affect very few people directly, such as transgender equality.
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Accelerating the deployment of bio-energy becomes even more important in light of the IPCC's report, which emphasises the importance of keeping global warming below 1.5℃, not 2℃, in order to avoid droughts, floods, extreme heat and poverty.
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This is one of 38 centres across the United States (and 679 around the world) affiliated to the Diamond Way movement, which has popularised a modern form of Tibetan Buddhist practice, that emphasises the practical over the arcane.
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Holmer's storytelling emphasises movement as a way to communicate both individual and collective experience, and though firmly grounded in reality, the film shares dreamlike qualities with Moonlight, another coming of age tale that it has been compared to.
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"The Advocate General emphasises that withdrawal from an international treaty, which is the reverse of treaty-making power, is by definition a unilateral act of a state party and a manifestation of its sovereignty," the court also said.
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Some smaller cities have also quietly loosened curbs to prop up sentiment and demand, and Beijing appears to be showing a bigger tolerance as it emphasises on a "city-based" approach that gives local governments more autonomy in policymaking.
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"I would like to... seek OPEC's support in accordance with Article 2 of the OPEC Statute, which emphasises safeguarding the interests of member countries individually and collectively," Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh said in a letter seen by Reuters.
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"The new terminology emphasises the forward-looking aspects of the FSB's work to enhance the resilience of non-bank financial intermediation," the FSB, which is chaired by Bank of England Governor Mark Carney, said in a statement on Monday.
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"I would like to ... seek OPEC's support in accordance with Article 2 of the OPEC Statute, which emphasises safeguarding the interests of member countries individually and collectively," Iranian Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh said in a letter seen by Reuters.
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Karel Eloot of McKinsey, a consultancy, reckons that most Chinese firms are not even bothering to adopt such global best practices as Six Sigma, which uses statistical methods to ensure quality, and lean manufacturing, which emphasises efficiency and waste reduction.
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Whereas the left emphasises state redistribution, they draw on John Rawls, an American political philosopher, to stress equal treatment for all citizens against the more-or-less-subtle class- and race-based discrimination from which Latin American societies still suffer.
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At a class at the Institut Européen des Sciences Humaines in Paris, Europe's largest Muslim college and a bastion of Brotherhood orthodoxy, a female lecturer emphasises the flexibility of the sharia, or Islamic law, and its guiding principle of maslaha, or communal interest.
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Domino's had said in March it was considering replacing its CEO and chairman in the wake of the Financial Reporting Council's revised corporate code that emphasises the need for boards to refresh themselves, become diverse and plan properly for replacing top jobs.
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It's nostalgia for what something stood for in their mind rather than what it actually means, in much the same way that Tony Soprano's "strong, silent type" spiel emphasises what happens when inspiration is taken from a stage-managed version of an individual.
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The euro rose 0.3 percent to $1.1221, its highest in nine days, lifted by market expectations that the ECB will raise growth and inflation forecasts, a rare positive step even as it emphasises persistent negative risks and a readiness to provide more stimulus.
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Nair was inspired to do her bit for inclusion after seeing a Facebook post on Kerala government's groundbreaking policy for transgender people, which assured them of their freedom and movement, and emphasises their equal rights and access to social and economic opportunities, services and resources.
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"Overall, we believe that the update re-emphasises what many holders already knew; returning the group to double-digit growth is going to take time," analysts at Davy Stockbrokers wrote in a note, saying they would cut their earnings forecasts for this year and next by around 3 percent.
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Fitch emphasises that the MTN programme's rating is for the programme in general and there is no assurance that notes under the programme will be assigned a rating or that the rating assigned to a specific issue under the programme will have the same rating as that assigned to the programme.
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Its leader, Sergeant Paul Dunn, likes to describe the effort as "community-led" and he emphasises that it takes in many forms of extremism, not just the Islamic sort; the aim is to nip extremist thinking in the bud rather than simply wait and react once it is in full flower.
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But as the reported violations rose in number, chances looked very slim that the cessation (a term that emphasises how tentative the agreement is) will hold for the full two weeks—let alone until March 7th when Staffan de Mistura, the UN's envoy to Syria, wants to restart peace talks in Geneva.
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Taschen's lavish monograph emphasises Mr Hewlett's vision and skill as an artist, one who links the British traditions of the great Ronald Searle—whose Nigel Molesworth and St Trinian's girls share his own characters' sense of anarchic mischief—with the boldness of line and colour favoured by American commercial and comic artists of the 20th century.
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The track is the second to be taken from his upcoming release Growing Pains 2, which is a series from NANG that emphasises the strengths and barriers people face in day-to-day life, from artists facing obstacles when breaking out in the music industry, to the experience of growing into adulthood or attempting to overcome crippling self-doubt.
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Yet by laying himself bare on this record—and in spite of doing so in a way that emphasises his natural talent—he's proved he's as human as the rest of us: full of fear, dumb aspirations that make a mess of the lives of others and doomed, in some way at least, to spend a life looking back on it.
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But, overall, that crucial fact remains: Spanish people and their families are generally far more likely to consent to organ donation than Brits in the UK. When I ask what advice Domínguez-Gil would give countries like England when it comes to improving donor rates in general, she emphasises the need make sure intensive care staff deal with the potential for their patients to become donors as a routine part of their job.
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