Sentence examples for and the refocusing of from inspiring English sources

"Such actions include, but are not limited to, the sale of non-core assets, the immediate replacement of management, and the refocusing of the business on core operations in North America".

We interpreted a correlation between eye movements and spatial shifts of attention in WM as being indicative of comparable processes of reorienting and selection between perceptual objects and the refocusing of memory items (Belopolsky & Theeuwes, 2009b, 2011).

There will be new pressures for the US to disengage from the Middle East, revert to fortress-style embassies, and accelerate the refocusing of American attention to Asia.

She credits her son for the refocusing of her life, and believes that good things are on the horizon.

Freeman will create campaigns to promote the refocusing of the portal on entertainment, recreation and leisure topics; the content of the site had originally been broader.

He presided at the meeting at which the board agreed to the refocusing of the agency, the Nassau Health Care Corporation.

In fact, the refocusing of evangelical activism could actually be good for the party.

"Although the economic outlook is not without challenges, momentum has continued into the second half, underpinned by the restructuring and refocusing of the business, an increasingly stable advertising market and growth in circulation and digital revenues," said Highfield.

Mr President, this programme offers real hope for the revitalisation and refocusing of the Lisbon Agenda.

The whole argument seems to be that after all the refilming, tinkering and refocusing of the series to please Fox, about whom there have been doubts from fans way before it actually aired - it seems to be missing a certain Whedon-ness.

In this case x, y steering is usually achieved by moving a microscope stage and z refocusing of the trap is possible by moving the objective or an external lens on the optical bench.