Sentence examples for refocusing to from inspiring English sources

It works better for "Twelfth Night" than one might expect; the play's constant refocusing to resolve all the confusion of identities, passions and purposes is more transparent and effective than usual.

Southampton, though, stood in the way of Schneiderlin's proposed move to White Hart Lane and, after refocusing to enjoy a fine season, the France midfielder has earned a transfer to Manchester United this time out.

Particularly vulnerable are those that were colleges of education and those that were technical colleges, and you may get the former polytechnics refocusing to concentrate on areas where there is a lot of employer support.

But the EU institutions – a 27-strong commission that is far too big, a European parliament disconnected from national parliaments, and three EU presidents (commission, council and parliament) and a high representative – need substantial slimming down and refocusing to make them fit for purpose.

Or, as the company more charitably puts their shift, "LivingSocial has made significant strides forward in the past six months and has executed its strategic refocusing to concentrate on marketplace innovation, product development and marketing as it evolves its core platform beyond daily deals".

Given that so many women in Tanzania attend ANC, there is a clear need for its refocusing to increase its impact on maternal health and to link it to appropriate delivery care.

It has also been refocused to make Esmeralda (Natascia Diaz) its emotional center.

In the 15 years since the Macpherson report, others have refocused to deal with other matters.

Some of America's aid programmes to Africa will also be refocused to concentrate more on assisting trade and investment.

The channel was saved at the 11th hour but will be "refocused" to play a supporting role to BBC2.

The BBC's local websites will be refocused to carry only news, sport, weather, travel and local knowledge content.