| To de-emphasize vehicular travel, some streets in the project have been narrowed. |
| Billings, however, argues that she represents the road to progress because she would de-emphasize the test, called the Washington Assessment of Student Learning. |
| But the soothing big-tent implications offered by those who say the GOP should de-emphasize social issues only seem to go one way. |
| But we can de-emphasize their importance as primary instruments of justice while we place the highest priority on social and economic justice. |
| Breaking with convention, Duncan was the first American dancer to de-emphasize scenery and costumes in favour of a simple stage setting and simple costumes. |
| They stress subjects and particular topics that they expect to be on the tests and de-emphasize others. |
