| A mum today launched a campaign to hammer home the dangers of binge drinking after her schoolboy son nearly died following a boozy night out. |
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| I urge you to continue to hammer home this message regarding early childhood services. |
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| However by invoking the use of the criminal code we would be using a blunt instrument to hammer home the desecration of the flag. |
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| Therefore, I will continue to hammer home the point that a Europe that protects is not a protectionist Europe. |
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| We need to hammer home to the Member States just how much they need the European Union. |
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| We must, time and again, hammer home these truths in order to suppress the same old refrains. |
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| The EU must hammer home this message to young people via its media campaign and to smokers via their cigarette packs. |
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| He rounded off his man-of-the-match performance by keeping his cool to hammer home the only goal from the spot. |
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| To hammer home the point, Moore put Keller through drills that tested his focus. |
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| Farmer was encouraged and used the responses to hammer home the point that lean opportunities are all around us. |
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| Both allies have continued to hammer home their positions in public statements. |
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| To hammer home that point, he offered a flock of statements, all thoroughly unpleasant. |
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| Marketing specialists are right to hammer home the point of how important it is that the product stands out at the point of sale. |
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| In the end, ultimate achievement of the vision demands consistency, compassion and the tenacity to use every opportunity to hammer home the message and reinforce the link between change and continued mission success. |
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| It believes that using the national media to hammer home the message that the victim is not at fault could encourage them to speak out about the incidents they have had to endure, which is the first step towards empowerment. |
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| The program to rip up and burn poppies is organized and led by the Afghan National Police and army, a point coalition commanders hammer home at every opportunity. |
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| The two Super League big hitters were out to hammer home their title credentials and Sneddon reckons both sides did exactly that. |
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| Not just to hammer home a message but because parties are risk averse. |
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| That's something I'm going to hammer home with him while he's here. |
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| In this case, I will continue to hammer home my demands, the demands of the people, of seniors and of those who fight for seniors' rights and needs, because they need more than what the government offered in its budget. |
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| One of my main aims was to hammer home a sense of rhythm and pulsation, to come up with a driving, repetitive beat similar to the one you find in African music and techno. |
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| Europe must hammer home this message tirelessly. |
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| This is very patronising, burdening businesses, as it does, with bureaucratic nonsense simply to hammer home a number of principles that are universally accepted but are not always easy to implement in practice. |
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| Let us hope that Russia's attitude and behaviour in this matter is not symptomatic, and we must hammer home the fact that a repeat occurrence would be unacceptable to us. |
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| We need to hammer home the message that housing is a health priority. |
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| Through a series of simple but powerful headlines we hammer home the truth that travel restrictions for people living with HIV are pointless, prejudicial and hurt rather than help. |
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| The reason I'm telling you all of this is that I really want to hammer home the point that the open Internet is the best training ground for professional cultural production. |
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| The event was an opportunity to hammer home messages of increasing safety for women and girls, as well as to encourage commitment by those who can make a difference on the issue of child survival. |
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| He had not properly controlled a clever through ball from Ahmed Hassan with his right foot, but quickly recovered to hammer home with his left before the ball touched the ground. |
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| This new crackdown is needed to hammer home the message for those with a poor attitude to road safety. |
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| It's critical to hammer home the message that fostering is an opportunity for many. |
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| For Garry, this is a journey that will hammer home the fact his jail sentence is looming and he will soon have to leave his son, Gwern. |
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| The numbers helped to hammer home the intolerable situation in Darfur. |
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| Many local authorities and police forces have launched their own schemes and campaigns to hammer home the message. |
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| How they resisted the temptation to hammer home the point and stick a swaggy hat with corks on the croc's head is a mystery. |
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| It would hammer home the message that what he did was unacceptable. |
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| In North Yorkshire, a combined police and fire brigade campaign will graphically hammer home the consequences of a car smash involving a drink-driver. |
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| The time has surely come for the Government to do something serious about this and hammer home the message that the sun kills just like cigarettes and alcohol do. |
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| Hammer Home won his Newmarket maiden at a time when Brian Meehan's string weren't firing. |
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