Sentence examples for concrete focusing from inspiring English sources

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It would move the conversation from the emotional to the concrete, focusing on an idea on which Americans seem to agree: The Constitution matters.

The article juxtaposes three paradigm court cases to render the argument concrete, focusing on two Australian High Court decisions (M70 v Minister for Immigration and Citizenship and CPCF v. Minister for Immigration and Border Protection & Anor) and one decision from the European Court of Human Rights (Hirsi Jamaa and Others v. Italy).

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He is supremely concrete, focused on things like buildings, cars, hand-held devices, jeans or which country he'd like to be in right now, but in a manner that suggests he can have whichever of those things he desires most.

We hope that the Lisbon European Council will endorse concrete, focused policy actions providing a strong signal that European leaders are determined to transform Europe into a dynamic and competitive economy.

But among the multidisciplinary classes, liberal arts focus, and flexibility of coursework, the College lacks a concrete focus on leadership development or organizational management.

Despite the concrete focus on nanowires, many of the design solutions employed by the nanoPLA are applicable to other atomic-scale technologies.

In recent years, many different numerical models have been proposed to evaluate the behaviour of FRP confined concrete, also focusing on different constitutive laws for concrete.

The contributors to this volume support theory with concrete narratives focusing on actual policy.

To get around that cognitive complexity, computational humor researchers have by and large taken a more concrete approach: focusing on simple linguistic relationships, like double meanings, rather than on trying to model the high-level mental mechanics that underlie humor.

He notes that since there are many attributes that are common to many of these more concrete kinds, focusing our study on them will have the result of our repeating ourselves much as if we were to remain at the level of 'olive trees lose their leaves', 'grape vines lose their leaves'.

If a concrete identification focuses on the concrete means necessary to deliver a higher-level abstract goal, it will be adaptive in achieving the goal.

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