Sentence examples for re-focus attention from inspiring English sources

Crucially, a well-publicized case will re-focus attention on the plight of communities in southeastern CAR, northeastern DRC and southwestern South Sudan still living under the threat of the LRA.

It has been backed by the Presley estate, in the hope that it will re-focus attention on Presley's captivating music and presence, as opposed to his sad physical decline.

Moreover, any change in how hockey is played would helpfully re-focus attention on the game itself rather than its off-ice woes.The NHL has scheduled a special meeting in August featuring representatives of coaches, players, general managers and referees.

Now, having decided how to deal with Mr Bo, the Communist Party is, finally, moving to reclaim the initiative and re-focus attention on its coming leadership change.

Porter's ideas will no doubt be much debated, but they will re-focus attention on this question, the conceptualisation of ancient nomads in the Near East and the search for their traces.

It is both timely and appropriate that Webb and Kahler re-focus attention on targeting the bacteria.

A win for Davis might have re-focused attention more clearly on race, on the coy euphemism of that phrase "the help" – as opposed to "the servants".

The limited effectiveness of the water bombing to cool the storage poll for spent fuel rods has re-focused attention on the anonymous technicians, now thought to have been joined by firefighters and soldiers.

Recent advances in our understanding of induced responses in plants and their regulation, brought about by a revolution in molecular biology, have re-focused attention on the potential exploitation of endogenous resistance mechanisms for crop protection.

The unprecedented pressures on hospitals this winter have re-focused attention on the difficulties of moving elderly patients back into the community.

The work of Jeffrey Denton, Jeffrey Hamilton, John Maddicott and Seymour Phillips re-focused attention on the role of the individual leaders in the conflicts.