Sentence examples for concentrate on issues from inspiring English sources

It was supposed to concentrate on issues of freedom of speech, privacy and libel "tourism".

"I have the luxury of being able to concentrate on issues like health care, immigration, and refinery safety," Lampson told me.

In a televised meeting with Mr. Sobyanin on Friday night, Mr. Medvedev urged him to concentrate on issues like traffic, overcrowding and corruption.

It will concentrate on issues that have not traditionally been viewed as core to the sustainable business agenda, but are integral to corporate sustainability.

Otherwise, Mr. Shakeri said, to stave off the terrible loneliness, he tried to concentrate on issues larger than his immediate problems.

"I think it would be very good for our out campaign to actually concentrate on issues and not on the integrity of the other side".

"US forces concentrated on one issue; the people who mutilated the dead and the necessity of handing them over.

"We're concentrating on issues that resonate," he said.

The paper concentrates on issues related to the choice phase.

Sitting with the Left Republicans, Carnot concentrated on issues concerning public works and railroad development.

His own work has concentrated on issues of empathy, embodiment and motor responses.