Sentence examples for concentrated on issues from inspiring English sources

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

Mrs. Clinton, who addressed a fund-raising luncheon for Democratic women in the State Legislature and in Congress, concentrated on issues considered important to women.

While he usually concentrated on issues close to home, Mr. Moakley headed a special panel that investigated the killing of six Jesuit priests, their housekeeper and her daughter in El Salvador in 1989 and the Salvadoran government's response to the killings.

The younger historians of the 1970s and 1980s concentrated on issues such as the complicity of German elites in the rise and triumph of nazism, and the long-term roots of the Third Reich in the social and political history of 19th-century Germany.

Ms Marwick said she had won because the SNP had run a positive campaign of "hope and optimism" and had concentrated on issues of concern to the local people, in particular crime, and the tolls on the Forth and Tay bridges.

Mr. Auerbach held senior positions at the Center for American Progress and The Century Foundation, where he concentrated on issues related to U.S. Foreign Policy, National Security, and Conflict Resolution.

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

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

It is a Congressional election year, and members of both parties are concentrating on issues closer to home.

And he denied the issue was a minority "obsession" for his party that should be abandoned in favour of concentrating on issues higher up voters' lists of priorities.

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