Sentence examples for arrests focused from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors said the arrests focused on a drug operation based in the South Bronx.

Initial reports indicated that the arrests focused not only on pro-Kurdish media figures but also those from mainstream media that occasionally work with them.

Blatter told the Fifa congress in Zurich on Thursday afternoon that he could "not monitor everyone all the time" and emphasised that the allegations and arrests focused on "a minority of individuals".

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has now told field offices nationwide to launch a 30-day "surge" of arrests focused on mothers and children who have already been told to leave the United States, the document seen by Reuters said.

The statement said the other arrests focused on "the recruiters, candidate jihadists and financing of a Chechen terrorist organization (the Caucasus Emirate)." Belgium's investigations, which began at the end of 2009, were led by Judge Philippe Van Linthout and have resulted in the detention of several suspects in Spain, Morocco and Saudi Arabia, the statement added.

We saw this in the recent UK terrorist arrests; focused investigations on suspected terrorists foiled the plot, not broad surveillance of everyone without probable cause.

Investigation of the underlying mechanisms of cell growth arrest focused on MCF7 cells and its anti-estrogen-resistant derivatives, MMU2 and LCC9 cells, revealed that, in contrast to tamoxifen, to which only MCF7 cells responded, NU2058 and NU6102 directly reduced pRbpThr821 phosphorylation, E2F transcriptional activity and cell growth in all the cells.

Mr Woewiyu was planning to run in the Liberian senate.While the indictment that led to his arrest focuses on technical violations on his citizenship application it also accuses him of being a war criminal.

The arrest focuses new attention on the Triple Frontier, a smugglers' haven that has long been under the scrutiny of intelligence agencies from the United States, Israel and South American nations.

BANGKOK — The military rulers of Myanmar appear to be taking a harder line toward the pro-democracy leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and her party three months after her release from house arrest, focusing on the opposition's support for continued punitive sanctions against the government.

Evaluation of outcome after cardiac arrest focuses mainly on survival.