Sentence examples for contingent focused from inspiring English sources

With the U.S.-led NATO combat mission officially over, about half of the American troops remaining are expected to serve in a new NATO operation advising and training Afghan security forces and half will service in a separate U.S.-only contingent focused on force protection, logistical support and counterterrorism.

For the remainder of its deployment, the first contingent focused most of its efforts on providing accommodations for electoral centres and police stations.

A pain contingent approach focused on biomedical elucidations is firmly entrenched among physiotherapists and patients.

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But a large contingent of researchers focused on pediatric and adolescence health disagree.

With the just war theory in mind, contingent pacifism may focus either on the basis for war (as in the just war idea of jus ad bellum), on the way that the war is being fought (as in the just war idea of jus in bello), or on the expected outcome of the war (as in the idea of jus post bellum).

This time I'm looking forward to catching up with some of the Malian contingent - attention this year is focused on that country for obvious reasons; but also the likes of Antibalas (US afrobeat types), Novalima (from Peru)... oh, loads of people, and festival director Ian Scobie told me to make a point of catching Spanish viol player Jordi Saval.

While the distinction between universal and particular pacifism is related to the distinction between absolute and contingent pacifism, it is primarily focused on the question of who is obligated by pacifism.

Currently, most holders of contingent capital bonds are investors focused on short-term gains, who are liable to bolt at the first sign of a crisis.

Among the British contingent, GOP focus on Afro-funk, while Jade and Shango work with old- and new-style lindy hop.

During the graded activity (GA), the therapist focused on a time contingent gradual increase or pacing of activities being important and relevant for the patient's personal situation.