Sentence examples for spotlight topics from inspiring English sources

The informative and entertaining programmes will spotlight topics such as health, education, hygiene, nutrition, birth registration, the prevention of family separation and the prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV/AIDS.

Since 1959, the United Nations has been sponsoring International Year events to throw the spotlight on topics of global importance.

"I feel as if it is more of a spotlight issue in the U.S. than Europe — and I think in Europe we are further behind on tackling the diversity topic," Ms. Nicoli said.

I even tried contacting Bill Maher, a high-profile PETA supporter and marijuana legalization supporter to spotlight the topic, but I've never received any response.

Here, we spotlighted the topic of implementation of modularized genetic elements in metabolic engineering.

Some researchers have thrust their work into the spotlight by pursuing topics that seem guaranteed to push people's emotional buttons, rape being only the latest example.

In recent years, writer-producer-director John Ridley has been hailed for using his pointed storytelling abilities to spotlight edgy, uncomfortable topics ranging from the horrors of slavery ("12 Years a Slave") to the explosive human drama of race and socioeconomic clashes in ABC's anthology series "American Crime".

Stunning performances by Sam Rockwell as Kenny Waters, Hilary Swank as Betty Anne and Minnie Driver as her best friend and legal ally, have not only garnered Oscar buzz, but have also churned up a whole lot of interest in the issue of wrongful convictions, as it shines a glaring spotlight on a topic still misunderstood by many.

In a purely political sense, the developments are highlighting economic anxiety and putting the spotlight on a topic that Democrats believe will benefit them.

This year's festival, which runs through June 16, spotlights six broad topics: Asian cinema, so-called cures for homosexuality, drag queens and kings, mothers and fathers, gay and lesbian pioneers, and two decades of AIDS.

PAGE A10 Remarks With a Purpose When Senator John Kerry made offhanded remarks about Republicans this week, some aides say, the comments were not accidental but the move of an astute politician aiming a spotlight on a topic harmful to his opponent.