Sentence examples for issues focuses from inspiring English sources
The most recent literature dealing with retirement decision issues focuses on the demand side, and more precisely, on the impact of technological changes on hirings, firings or the share of seniors in the workforce (see Aubert et al. (2006) for France or Borghans and Weel (2002) for the UK).
Each of the eight issues focuses on a specific character from the movie, heroes and villains alike, and what brought them to the point where the movie begins.
The page dedicated to those issues focuses narrowly on military engagement and U.S. involvement in the Middle East, and appears to be outdated.
But like fellow best picture nominees "Philomena" and "Dallas Buyers Club," McQueen's film, based on a real life and real issues, focuses on a subject with teeth and staying power.
But that is not the kind of event on which a nation beset by real pandemics and other major public health issues focuses its biological security strategy, and that is precisely what the commission is urging.
Our approach to addressing these issues focuses on visualizing association networks local to a given gene of interest.
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.
Nearly a third of 2014 shareholder resolutions filed on social and environmental issues focused on corporate political activity.
She, along with Nick, agreed to answer readers' questions about development issues focusing on that part of the world.
The White House promises three more speeches on economic issues, focusing on education, health care and retirement security.
