AOL Time Warner, for instance, has said it has been more focused on dealing with the attacks' aftermath than on pursuing outside deals.
Euro zone leaders are more focused on dealing with what they see as the more immediate danger of a Greek default, and less on testing their taxpayers' patience by increasing the size of the firewall.
In general, BI is more focused on dealing with entrepreneurs and start-up companies while a STIP can work with a wide range of people (academics, businessmen, entrepreneurs), ventures/projects, and organizations (small/big companies, public/private labs, academy, etc).
The report said: "Many of the staff interviewed for this inspection felt that the emphasis from senior and middle local managers was still more focused on dealing with offences such as burglary and vehicle crime, rather than child sexual exploitation".
His rhetoric of restoration is clearly more focused on dealing with enemies -- both within and outside America's borders -- than it is on inspiring or building the intrinsic capacity of the people whose greatness he says he hopes to reclaim.
This discrepancy between those wanting advice and those seeking care may be due to patient ambivalence about how prevention fits into a typical consult as well as perceptions that the GP's role is more focused on dealing with the presenting issue [ 29].
For much of that period, he and the company's top management appear to have been far more focused on deal-making than on movie-making.
Daily deals today are still more focused on local deals and driving traffic to brick and mortar stores, while online merchants have tended to use daily deals more infrequently as part of their marketing strategies.
"In many ways it's like going to a shrink for the workplace, but it's much more focused on solving and dealing with specific problems and achieving quantifiable results," he said.
Such analysis reveals a marked difference between the soaring rhetoric at the start of each term in the office, and the more successful and pragmatic speeches he made when faced with the more focused economic challenge of dealing with the aftermath of the financial crisis.
But after selling Channel 5 he seems less interested in his media businesses of late, being more focused on property deals, including the development of his printing-works site into housing on London's Isle of Dogs.
