Examples of using Emphasise in English and their translations into Polish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
In this context the EESC would emphasise two points.
Finally, we very often emphasise in Parliament that people are the most important.
Those Regulations emphasise the responsibility of food business operators to ensure food safety.
Experts from WULS-SGGW emphasise that egg yolk is rich in fat.
Most top class sports car races emphasise endurance, reliability
Nearly all national definitions of informal work emphasise non-compliance with tax obligations.
I must emphasise the seriousness of the traffic offences that we are discussing,
Researchers emphasise that it is too early to determine how much fluid would be needed to produce a drug.
I must emphasise that our group, albeit after an animated internal discussion,
The applicants emphasise that Akzo Nobel never held itself out as the Commission's only interlocutor during the administrative procedure.
Most NSRs emphasise the importance of education,
Finally, I must emphasise that I, like numerous other fellow Members,
Stakeholders emphasise the need for coordinated management
We must also emphasise the double discrimination that sometimes affects women due to a handicap,
One should emphasise that the movement of the Ukrainian credit unions is one of the biggest in the world.
It is expected that this may emphasise the importance of establishing,
People with disabilities emphasise the extra costs they face in terms of personal support including medical and social care.
we should emphasise the importance of the independence of the European Central Bank.
I know that this debate is not about the Health Programme 2008-2013 but I must emphasise the following aspect.
Researchers emphasise that Marzanna functioned not merely as a symbol of winter, but also as a Slavic goddess.