Sentence examples for be refocusing on from inspiring English sources

Mark Steinert, Global Head of Securities Research & Relationship Management, will be refocusing on another role of critical importance to the UBS Group.

The £100m sustainable technology research centre is understood to be refocusing on education instead of relying on income from the £3.50 entrance fee.

But a new prime minister whose second portfolio is the Interior Ministry, which controls the police and internal security affairs, was widely read as a signal that the new emir would be refocusing on domestic affairs.

The leadership of the House has called for the debate to be refocused on the misdeeds of the government rather than those of companies.

The government has confirmed that funding allocated through the national scholarship programme (NSP) is to be "refocused" on disadvantaged postgraduates at the expense of disadvantaged undergraduates.

Addressing the Royal United Services Institute in December 2013, General Sir Nicholas Houghton argued that defence spending should be refocused on the threats posed by terrorism, cyber warfare and climate change.

The Centre for Development and Enterprise, a think-tank in Johannesburg, says that land reform is not just about land redistribution; the debate should be refocused on urban areas.

"It was only with the greatest of difficulty that the interest of the Division Commander and his staff could be refocussed on continuing," Vann said later, in the temperate language of his official report.

"We want laws to be refocused on making sex workers' lives safer and improving the relationship they have with the police, while addressing the very real issue of exploitation.

'As you enter the final, crucial weeks, volunteers may begin to lose interest and therefore need to be refocused on the mission of our campaign beyond simply garnering votes," she said.

It is suggested that police resources should be refocused on improving public satisfaction with policing activities.