Sentence examples for focussed on issues from inspiring English sources
He said the gay movement has focussed on "issues of privilege," specifically gay marriage.
Mathematical Economics I (Econ 530a) and II (Econ 531b) is a two course sequence focussed on issues in general equilibrium theory.
To the extent that governors hold on to their offices in close races, it may be because they have focussed on issues that are important to the voters in their states rather than the core views of their party.
In many places, he focussed on issues of conservation and the health consequences of unclean water, but he also shot images of daily life and ritual along the Ganges and the Nile.
For far too long, teacher-credentialling programs have focussed on issues that have nothing to do with imparting knowledge, developing critical-thinking skills in students, running an effective classroom, or preparing students to make the world a better place.
The six-hour discussion on the British decision to go to war against Iraq in 2003 often focussed on issues such as the evidence – or lack of it – that Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction (WMD) or what the head of the UN inspection team, Hans Blix, had or had not said.
