Sentence examples for official focused on from inspiring English sources
On Thursday, the Tico Times reported that John Knox, a United Nations official focused on the intersection of human rights and the environment visiting the country, held a news conference in which he made this point: "It's not the task of social organizations, civil society or citizens to put their own lives at risk to protect the environment.
"We know there's a lot of desire for red meat, for a real tough policy, but we don't want to come out and blow a lot of steam and rhetoric and not really do anything," said the administration official focused on Sudan.
Jim Lewis, a former Commerce Department official focused on cyber security, argues that the data-sharing meetings don't foreshadow anything so nefarious.
WASHINGTON -- Members of an outside review board that investigated the 1998 terrorist bombings at two U.S. embassies in Africa told The Huffington Post on Thursday that they didn't recall any direct role that Susan Rice, then a State Department official focused on Africa, had played in the failure to prevent the attacks.
A former campaign adviser and speechwriter for President Clinton, he worked as the national deputy campaign manager for John Edwards's 2008 bid, and more recently served as a top State Department official, focusing on the Middle East.
As public health officials focused on psychiatric explanations, the virus apparently spread widely.
City officials focused on clearing the wreckage the storm had left, particularly trees that crashed down on streets and sidewalks.
While officials focused on the public health aspect of the age limitation, the announcement was also infused with political overtones.
Toyota officials focused on creating a luxury marque, aimed primarily at Americans, to compete with BMW and Mercedes.
A key problem early on was that United States officials focused on the number of recruits rather than on their quality.
Deciding that the fire in the north tower could not be fought, fire officials focused on evacuation and rescue.
