He said: "If secondary language education just focuses on some schools with greater capacity and facility that could impact on our ability in certain disciplines to continue the challenge of widening participation to many students".
He laughs at Ed Balls forgetting the name of one business adviser, saying: "Westminster focuses on some pretty Westminster things.
The public's fear and fascination with cloning, as expressed in popular culture, focuses on some highly improbable scenarios.
Its menu focuses on some of the most sophisticated charcuterie in town, a dazzling array of terrines and pâtés laced with Cognac and truffle juice.
The newest, "Cheapskates" (Carroll & Graf), focuses on some very unsavory people whose love of money drives them to stupidity and beyond.
"Episode," a 10-minute video installation using two wall projections, focuses on some of the basic tensions and joys of family life.
Looking Through Freud's Photos (Karnac £24.99) focuses on some telling images of Freud, his fellow neurologists, his intimates and family to excavate biographical facts, conundrums and missing links.
She settles for lecturing her public about starving Africans and corporate monopolies, even as the cameraman focuses on some of her other attributes.
"I would prefer a jobs bill that simply focuses on some specific job-creating initiatives," said Senator Byron L. Dorgan, Democrat of North Dakota.
The inquiry focuses on some of the flashiest preachers now popular on television and the Internet, many of them proponents of the prosperity gospel — that God will reward believers who open their hearts and wallets.
"ROBBER BARONS AND RAILROAD MEN," a tour that focuses on some of Woodlawn Cemetery's early residents, meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Webster Avenue Gate, in the Bronx.
