Sentence examples for refocus resources from inspiring English sources

We need to refocus resources and attention on something most Africans do not have: basic malaria education, and prevention with insecticide-treated bed nets.

Do we keep ploughing billions into mammoth infrastructure projects such as Hinkley, or do we refocus resources and build up an energy democracy from the bottom up?

"Rates of recovery will only improve when we refocus resources on to the early stages of illness, give people hope, and help them to self-manage their condition better, instead of spending all of our resources downstream".

"We want to try and refocus resources to look at some of the crimes that impact out into the rural areas".

City of Bristol College said the closure was part of a move to "refocus resources" with 1,800 students moved to other campuses.

Rather than seeking ways to lessen the dissatisfaction of the 60,000 postdocs laboring in the nation's labs, the report urges NIH to refocus resources on speeding into independent research the several hundred considered likeliest to make their generation's signal discoveries.

Councils were increasingly refocusing resources on targeted interventions, limiting the scope for universal provision.

In Kentucky, legislation has reserved prison beds for the most serious offenders and refocused resources on community supervision.

RBS says it is refocusing resources on "things that matter most" to customers with branch refurbishments and investment in mobile and online services.

The Justice Department said in a statement on Wednesday that it will try to address the increase by refocusing resources to prioritise cases involving recent migrants across the southwest border, hiring more immigration judges, expanding legal help for people in removal proceedings and seeking funds to help Central American countries combat gang violence.

But some investigators say that they are concerned that the crime families are resurgent after 10 years in which federal authorities have been more focused on terrorism and white-collar crime, and that further refocusing resources away from mob families will allow them to grow stronger.