Sentence examples for moving the spotlight from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ury calls this technique of generating alternatives "moving the spotlight".

However, he adds that Labour's focus will be on moving the spotlight away from constitutional debate and onto the possible uses of new powers contained in the Scotland Bill.

The California legislature has passed a bill mandating vaccinations for children in public schools, moving the spotlight to Governor Jerry Brown, who must now decide whether to sign into law one of the strictest vaccination regimes in the United States.

The Coalition's approach will, Mr Stuart said, mean that schools would "like some demented maniac keep moving the spotlight on to another area... [and] sure enough, if you shine on another area it tends to improve, but it comes at the expense of elsewhere".

As he told me: "You want to move the spotlight from the rigid positions both sides are starting with to new options you come up with together.

Soul Jazz's latest compilation moves the spotlight a few degrees to the left of the DJ booth ¬ and shines a light on the MC.

The Sabanci exhibition, through Aug. 11, moves the spotlight beyond the fields of painting and prose by connecting the dots to Orientalist influences in architecture, travel and fashion — influences that still thrive today.

"The Bangladesh government desperately wants to move the spotlight away from the Rana Plaza disaster, so it's not surprising it is now trying to show that it belatedly cares about workers' rights," said Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director for Human Rights Watch.

Now "Prague 1900: Poetry and Ecstasy," on display at the Museum of Applied Art in Frankfurt from May 11 to Aug. 27, moves the spotlight to the capital of Bohemia, still part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1900 but nonetheless marked by a strongly cultural nationalism.

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We will not repeat these arguments, but move the spotlight to one particular issue that might not always have been given full consideration in the 'multiculturalism-interculturalism debates'.