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A major highlight of RCU’s involvement will be the signing of numerous agreements with both local and international partners, which emphasise RCU’s dedication to building strong alliances that will support AlUla’s long-term sustainable development.

Amy was encouraged to ensure the exhibit was objective and to emphasise that the role of policing in communities continues to evolve in order to best serve in a way that is empathetic and mindful of the impacts of the actions that officers make.

And as hinted at earlier, our region would like to emphasise a big push on wellbeing and the EU – which I think is coming, so let’s make it stick.

Brook will get a further chance to emphasise his game-changing credentials during England's four-match Twenty20 series against New Zealand, starting at Chester-le-Street on Wednesday evening.

Her goal is to emphasise that eating disorders are a mental illness, not a whim or a fad, and that weight is a symptom, not the cause.

He said the new club had received political support from Michael Gove, the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, who has agreed to write to FA to emphasise his support.

However, it is essential to emphasise that the Laoye family, representing an integral part of the decision-making process, has a profound interest in getting to know the prospective Soun better.

In doing so, we need to emphasise our common humanity and our shared fate.

Meloni, who took office last October after her far-right Brothers of Italy party won September elections, visited Kyiv in February to emphasise her country’s support, where she met with Zelensky.

SU remains steadfastly committed to advancing human rights, multilingualism and inclusiveness for all its students, staff and stakeholders and is continuously evolving to emphasise this mindset and compliance with the SU Language Policy (2021)".

The experts want to emphasise cooking meat on the BBQ isn't the same as frying on the hob or cooking in the oven and air fryer.

The second point I would make is just to emphasise this is not the government’s choice, this is a decision of the high court of Australia, which any government is bound to follow.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said one of her priorities in Niigata, a port city on the Japan Sea coast, would be to emphasise the importance of resolving the stand-off over the national debt in the world’s largest economy.

Vet at Anderson Moores, Josh Walker, said: "I must emphasise this is a very rare disease and we’re advising dog owners to remain calm but vigilant and seek advice from their vet if their dog develops unexplained skin lesions.

We try to emphasise why water is essential for good health and how they can help to conserve this precious resource.

We will show all our solidarity, but we are obliged to emphasise two points.

Whatever the case, authors who defend the idea of using tactical (‘low-yield’ or ‘ultra-low yield’) nuclear weapons emphasise the importance of countering adversaries who adopt hybrid strategies.

What's more, because the boxes were private TfL's predecessor painted them in all different colours to emphasise that fact, meaning those that remain all have their own character to them.

While risk is fundamental to all new discovery, research shows that societies that emphasise high performance can create a fear of failure that prevents us taking risks.

Associate Prof Helen Dixon, a health behaviour researcher at Cancer Council Victoria, said infant food products can often sugar-coat the truth and emphasise often meaningless claims – such as “no added sugars” – to convey the idea the product is healthy.