Sentence examples for expanding emphasis from inspiring English sources

Dr. Caputo, a political scientist, said the debate fit neatly into the university's expanding emphasis on public policy and civic engagement, which is also part of its strategic plan to move up in the highly competitive college rankings.

Arts, business and political leaders in Stamford said their city's expanding emphasis on the arts as a vehicle for economic growth and revitalization makes it a perfect community for partnership in the festival, which was initiated by the nonprofit Stamford Cultural Development Corporation.

Epidemiology's expanding emphasis on an evolutionary point of view lends itself especially well to the application of methods of discrete mathematics.

Fender Chief Executive Larry Thomas, who was on site discussing the merits of a bass amp rig with McKagan, says the showroom is part of the company's expanding emphasis on artist relations.

The plan also puts an expanded emphasis on renewable sources of energy in place of coal and increasingly also of natural gas, putting the US on course to derive 28 per cent of its power from sources like solar and wind by 2030, compared to 22 per cent in an earlier draft.

The SFDRR thus includes the medically fragile as part of its expanded emphasis on the needs of diverse vulnerable populations.

In another decision, Singh appointed Kapil Sibal, a lawyer and respected former science minister, as minister of Human Resources Development, which includes the education portfolio a sign that the government aims to continue its expanded emphasis on higher education (Science, 13 June 2008, p. 1415).

With increasing recognition that early life exposure also plays a role, a continued and expanded emphasis needs to be placed on the prenatal period through the premenopausal years.

As programs continue to expand, emphasis needs to shift to earlier identification of HIV-infected and exposed children, through promotion of counseling and testing, coordination between maternal and child health programs, and retention of children in care.

Walker was committed to a variety of reforms in public and normal schools such as secular curricula, expanding the emphasis on arithmetic, reducing the emphasis on ineffectual home exercises, and increasing the pay and training of teachers.

Since the previous study, we have revised the BFP, expanding its emphasis from developing science process skills to developing holistic strategies for learning science.