Sentence examples for focus on ties from inspiring English sources

The demonstrations erupted last month after Mr Yanukovych shelved a long-planned treaty with the European Union to focus on ties with Russia.

Meanwhile, Law and Justice want to focus on ties within the [central and eastern European] region; after that come ties with western Europe.

Moreover, both the political focus of a CEO's network ties and his/her focus on ties outside the industry more positively relate to CE when he/she has more discretion.

The fact that issues such as being loved and cared for by family and friends were strongly related to total OWSQLI scores suggests that it is imperative for mental health providers to encourage older patients to focus on ties with family and friends in order to strengthen such ties and, in turn, possibly enhance biopsychosocial functioning in later life.

The focus on tying arrangements is reminiscent of two famous Microsoft cases: one in the United States, in which the government accused the company of illegally tying its Internet Explorer browser to its dominant Windows operating system, the other in Europe, where Microsoft was found to have abused its Windows dominance by embedding its media player.

In all cases, the authorities said they sought the most punitive sanctions, which has led to a focus on tying narcotics rings to violence, particularly in gang takedowns.

This study highlights the importance of analyzing soil and water conservation technologies within rain-fed farming systems perspective in response to declining food production and supports a focus on tied ridging and mulching.

With the deadwood swept away, the show will no longer have to juggle its many unconnected strands, giving it more time to focus on tying up loose ends once and for all.

On a day-to-day basis, managers focus on tying actions back to these values, showing the team how their behaviors matter.

However, while existing research concentrates on partner selection and de-selection, examining for instance the role of organizational needs (Beckman et al. 2004) or contextual factors (Yue 2012), we focus on tie content.

| Campaign ads are focusing on ties to Wall Street, no matter how thin.