Sentence examples for role and focus from inspiring English sources

Since every Renaissance art aimed for a dominion or conquest, it was completely appropriate that science should leave its previously contemplative role and focus upon the conquest of nature.

Porter, whose new role and focus will complement the work Microsoft is already doing with its retail partners, will work in close partnership with leaders of existing retail programs in Microsoft's Entertainment & Devices Division.

So we hired an experienced CEO, and Colin is now our full-time chief growth officer, which enabled me to settle into my current role and focus my energies on my academic career and my family.

The Department of Health has consistently recommended that CMHTs should refine their role and focus care only on those patients with greatest need [ 3, 7- 9].

In Kyrgyzstan agreed working procedures were lacking, and the restructuring of the country HIV/AIDS coordination structure to encompass 'socially dangerous diseases' (infectious diseases in humans and livestock) resulted in a loss of clarity over the structure's role and focus [ 28, 29].

The United States will shift gears in the fight against AIDS in poor countries, urging their governments to play a greater role and focusing more on prevention than in the past, an American official said Tuesday.

We run the spectrum from the crisis-management side of restructuring — forensic investigation; the litigation support; and the fiduciary, if you will, by taking on the "chief restructuring officer" role and focusing on how to recover the maximum amount of money on behalf of the creditors of those assets.

According to the statement, Giove will now be assisting in a support role and focused on making sure all students are either refunded or continue online courses.

Publishers Weekly reviewed the encyclopedia and criticized Smith's objectivity, suggesting that he took an unabashedly positive view of the agency's role and focused exclusively on its operational successes.

The Midwifery Process Questionnaire (MPQ) [ 9] measures midwives' attitudes towards their professional role, and focuses on four aspects: professional satisfaction, professional support, client interaction, and professional development [ 9].

They found that subordinates preferred leaders that took an active and clear leadership role and focused on production-orientated aspects of leadership rather than relationship-orientated aspects.