Sentence examples for concentrate on bringing from inspiring English sources

"Now that we have that, we can concentrate on bringing businesses back to the city".

Mr. Renneisen said that there would be even more changes in future pageants, but that they would be subtle and concentrate on bringing younger people into the fold.

What Mr. Immelt must do is concentrate on bringing his own skills to managing General Electric, according to management experts and executive recruiters.

Another former Foreign Office minister, Denis MacShane MP, believes Cameron should concentrate on bringing those responsible for Magnitsky's death to justice.

The minister for broadcasting, Tessa Jowell, says BBC3 must concentrate on bringing new material to the screen "not on competing for well-established programmes" (in other words the American imports aired by the commercial channels).

"In my opinion a serious team has to focus on the fact that in 2014 we face a completely different season in terms of the regulations and therefore, we must concentrate on bringing into play the right resources".

"I think I've got to recruit the players I've got, more than concentrating on bringing in some new ones".

She then moved to Exeter, Devon, where she concentrated on bringing up her son, Tom.

During the 1990s, Marie was in semi-retirement, concentrating on bringing up her daughter, Alia Rose.

So far, Switzerland has concentrated on bringing Hervé Falciani, the bank IT worker who leaked the data, to justice.

"We've upped the ante on the emotional level," said Mr. McKneely, adding that he concentrates on bringing out the visceral nature of teenage energy.