Sentence examples for emphasis on attracting from inspiring English sources
Mr. Greer's tenure as party chairman included efforts to reach out of members of minorities and an emphasis on attracting Republicans of all stripes.
In 1989 Daley's son, Richard M. Daley, took office as mayor and placed even more emphasis on attracting corporate headquarters, trade, tourism, and the convention business.
By the beginning of the 21st century, some 14 million visitors were arriving annually, many of them from the United Kingdom and Germany, and there was a new emphasis on attracting tourists from China.
Further emphasis on attracting private funding for cultural projects will come through the continuation of the Plus1 matched funding program run by Creative Partnerships Australia at a cost of $5.3m over three years.
In the past six months, Connecticut has placed an increased emphasis on attracting moderate-income people to cities with the hope of rebuilding a middle-class population that fled urban areas in the second half of the 20th century.
But now, because of what labor advocates say is both the shaky economy and the city's emphasis on attracting white-collar jobs and housing development to the waterfront, those jobs are beginning to disappear.
Mr. Wilson contends 21c Museum Hotels' emphasis on art attracts guests who pay room rates generally higher than those of competing hotels.
This publicly funded showcase of musical activity, alone of its kind and with an emphasis on innovation, attracts some 200 music professionals from all over the world.
More emphasis, he said, was being placed on attracting visits by schoolchildren.
THE university has also begun to put greater emphasis on graduate education, attracting students of diverse backgrounds and people who have started their careers.
