Sentence examples for issues focused on from inspiring English sources

Nearly a third of 2014 shareholder resolutions filed on social and environmental issues focused on corporate political activity.

Other issues focused on individual talents, among them Diego Rivera, Gustav Klimt, Eileen Gray and Frank Lloyd Wright, whose life's work was cataloged in seven consecutive issues.

Much of it also stems from Trump's near-exclusive advocacy for issues focused on his fervent base of support and from his affection for publicly disparaging his opponents.

The issues focused on include its holistic approach; its centralising tendencies; its streamlining processes; and its implicit commitment to renewable energy.

"Some of the issues focused on in the MDGs have seen real improvements, from reducing the number of people living on very low incomes to increasing people's access to medicines for HIV," Neva Frecheville, Cafod's post-MDGs policy analyst, said.

Dr. Dean, who himself has been accused by rivals of flip-flopping on issues, focused on remarks General Clark made last week when, in interviews, he first said that he probably would have voted for the Congressional resolution authorizing war in Iraq and then, the following day, was led to backtrack.

The White House promises three more speeches on economic issues, focusing on education, health care and retirement security.

She, along with Nick, agreed to answer readers' questions about development issues focusing on that part of the world.

The design issues focus on characteristics of service programs that may limit effect sizes and statistical power in evaluation studies.

Most people live in cities, but most food system studies and food security issues focus on the rural poor.

The paper aims to discuss these issues, focusing on the energy efficient refurbishment on two university campuses in Milan, Italy.