Sentence examples for be on bringing from inspiring English sources

But our emphasis will be on bringing the NHS with us, getting the 1.6m working in the service involved in and engaged with what we're doing.

She said that the focus of British aid efforts should be on "bringing back into play" the countries' own healthcare workforce – many of whom have been unable to go to work because hospitals have shut their doors, or have refused to work for fear of infection.

Mr. Glasscock said that while Anthem's focus would be on bringing more Blue Cross plans under its wing, the company would also be interested in building market share by buying small non-Blue Cross health insurers, or chunks of business from large competitors.

Beginning early last summer, in numerous briefings with American journalists, senior American diplomats alternately expressed concerns that Mr. Kabila was too weak to incur the wrath of its Rwandan allies by allowing the investigation, or that the focus of international efforts should instead be on bringing stability to the region.

Exeter City's new chief executive Guy Wolfenden says his main focus will be on bringing in more money to help strengthen the playing squad.

Instead, Mr Cameron said, the focus should be on bringing "peace and stability" to the war-ravaged parts of the world people were fleeing from, such as Syria.

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In political terms, the emphasis was on bringing two wars to a close.

The emphasis there is on bringing the fetus alive into the world.

"The emphasis has been on bringing down the debt," Ms. Beckelman said.

Aside from my family, my focus now is on bringing the next cool gadget to American consumers.