The management or direction of the affairs of a public or private office, business or organization.
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Examples for "focus"
Examples for "focus"
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Last year saw Harry increasingly focus on the issue of climate change.
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Prevention is therefore paramount and a logical focus for future research attention.
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Officials said they needed to focus on a possible early general election.
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That new focus could fall on state elections due later this year.
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Primary production would remain the main focus of water storage scheme use.
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Another likely response to recent market volatility: focusing on opportunities in gold.
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Many industry experts are focusing on the current level of oil prices.
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Today I'll be focusing on our coverage of the Eurozone debt crisis.
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We started focusing on the area about five or six years ago.
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We are focusing legal aid resources on those who most need help.
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Having either one or two guidance boxes had a significant centering effect.
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Scandella's centering pass was tipped home by Haula to set up overtime.
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Hughes' assist came when he tipped Matt Tennyson's centering pass toward Wood.
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He scored from right in front off a centering pass from Bailey.
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Has had paintings done by J. Campbell Phillips centering about entire family.
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The South Africans are focussing all their energy on the Commonwealth Games.
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But at the moment we're just sort of focussing on the now.
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She looked from one man to the other, finally focussing on Peter.
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Local media reports indicate police investigations have been focussing initially on his bodyguards.
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Still, focussing on a single market overseas can carry risks and requires monitoring.
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You are the focal point, and therefore the focal point for criticism.
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Deal-making and earnings reports provided a second focal point for regional investors.
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The dining room had long been the focal point of the home.
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His mobility up front has given the side a better focal point.
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But Washington wants North Korea's nuclear program to be the focal point.
Something that provides direction or advice as to a decision or course of action.
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This government has set a new direction right across our foreign policy.
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Public opinion would regard this as a step in the right direction.
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The first thing we need therefore, is a sense of national direction.
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Obama said the report showed the economy moving in the right direction.
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So the second direction, toward a new democratic start, is more likely.
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The report contains recommendations that'll set the future direction for special education.
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I hope my sense of direction is better on the golf course.
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Mrs Justice Cox gave a direction allowing a majority decision if necessary.
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We need to work at this critical issue from every conceivable direction.
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Yet recent hires for news and digital magazines point in another direction.
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The overall direction of American carbon use is no longer in doubt.
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These initial experiments point to the direction future structural studies must take.
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But she added: In principle, the direction is absolutely the right one.
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The central problem for any government during mid-term is to maintain direction.
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Otherwise, he is pleasure without principle, energy without direction, locomotion without purpose.
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Cassie, of course, was moving in this direction a few years ago.
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