Sentence examples for widening the focus from inspiring English sources

Why can't the DfT conduct a British Road Safety survey which would ask similar questions, widening the focus towards danger reduction and risk perception rather than the narrow measure of casualty reduction?

Page A12 PLANNING A HARDER LINE WITH CHINA Senior officials in the Obama administration said they planned to reallign the United States' relationship with China by putting more emphasis on climate change, energy and human rights, widening the focus beyond the economic concerns of the Bush years.

Central to the recommendations laid out in the paper is the call for widening the focus of evaluation and necessity to design indicators that adequately assess the needs of beneficiaries and describe the living conditions of families and communities, who are targeted by such programmes and initiatives.

But he said that widening the focus leaves an opening for rival networks, such as Discovery's Military Channel, to steal what had been the channel's niche.

To help counter the opposition, supporters are widening the focus of HERO, and reminding Houstonians that the fight for it is more than just about who can pee where.

Also helpful are meditation exercises that practice narrowing and widening the focus of attention, and open-focus biofeedback exercises, in which the individuals use EEG biofeedback to improve their capacity to induce the high-amplitude alpha waves that typify open-focus attention.

Here Mr. Parnell widens the focus to include discussion of the supernatural.

Two bold new histories widen the focus, adding context and meaning.

Later sections widen the focus to include athletes, soldiers and other local heroes who are now obscure.

And it would widen the focus; a person in that office would be less tempted to act like Inspector Javert.

These are films looking to make grand statements about the war, and widen the focus of the traditional Anglo-American military-action setting.