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emphatic

Uttered with emphasis made prominent and impressive by a peculiar stress of voice

I or me in person used for emphasis my own self or person as I myself will do

However, where the appearance is required at subsequent stages, the emphasis is to require the physical presence of the party. This

As Parliament may by law determine, the leverage given by constitutional mandate by reason of inclusion of the words 'readjusted...

said statement was reasonably calculated to achieve that effect. The emphasis is on the calculated effect, not on the actual result,

employment of trained men and even professional men, but the emphasis is not on what these men do but upon the

be ancillary or incidental to the main use of it. Emphasis in the definition must be on the words 'use upon

AIR 1995 SC 2499: (1995) 5 SCC 659. (iii) To emphasis the point, it may be reiterated that in such cases,

in religions and teaching of philosophies of religions with more emphasis on study of essential moral and spiritual thoughts contained in

Refunded, the emphasis in the word 'refunded' as used in cl. (b) of