Sentence examples similar to devote more focus from inspiring English sources

Sherman, who joined the Campbell board in 1995 and became chairman in 2001, will retire from the board to focus on and devote more time to private equity.

By focusing only on the most disadvantaged, programs can devote more funding to each child, which allows them to be much more intensive.

___________ Since 2000, Luxembourg is among the 5 countries that devote more than 0.7% of their gross national income (GNI) to official development aid, focusing on the fight against poverty.

Since Mr. Sweeney took the helm of the American Federation of Labor-Congress of industrialate 1995ations in late 1995, he has not just increased labor's focus on organizing, but expanded its political clout by getting unions to devote more effort and money to electoral campaigns.

[C2.] I.R.S. Plans to Focus on Wealthy The I.R.S. plans to ease its examination of ordinary wage earners and devote more attention to wealthy taxpayers.

By focusing specifically on the CT aspect of HIV services, lay counsellors are able to devote more time to each client than are HCWs.

It may devote more money to that.

He wanted to devote more and more time to it.

"They devote more time to creating their art".

So they devote more time to their constituency work.

Local schools could therefore devote more energy to the subject.