Sentence examples for making them focus from inspiring English sources

The Justice Department argues the law would divert federal and local law enforcement officers by making them focus on people who may not have committed crimes, and by causing the "detention and harassment of authorized visitors, immigrants and citizens".

The only sensible theory I've heard about young girls who cut themselves or like to get hit is that anxiety dominates their moods so brutally that pain, by making them focus on something specific, calms them down.

Protecting spending, rather than helping schools is a barrier to making them focus on how best to use their budgets, says the report.

Furthermore, even more important at the psychological level, the diagnosis event forces the family to reorganise its plans for the future, making them focus more on the present.

"It will make them focus too much on making money.

"I think New Jersey not getting the exceptions will make them focus on Kendall in this next week," Tellem said.

Which in turn meant he was a target for bullies; learning magic was a way to make them focus on something other than throwing him in bins.

"I believe there is a success story to be told," Mr. Skelos said, "that we made them focus in a lot more on the rules changes we made".

The economic downturn has not stopped the world's wealthiest from spending, but it may have made them focus more on value.

They provide a deterrent effect to the half-hearted job seeker, and a kick up the backside to the lazy and feckless to make them "focus and get on", the DWP insists.

He even cleared his office walls of pictures of his one-time heroine Mrs. Thatcher to stop colleagues from mooning over the party's triumphal past and make them focus on the possibilities of a future under him.