41.   Hence the new focus.

42.   Here in Colorado, increased usage has turned a new focus onto the role that teachers and administrators play in the daily lives of children who attend their schools.

43.   I liked the new focus.

44.   Immigration lawyers and civil libertarians worry that the new focus on security and enforcement will make it easy again to demonize immigrants.

45.   Improving the competence of crews is a new focus of the Coast Guard at International Marine Organization conferences.

46.   In another sense, Europe has created a new focus of power, sharply reducing the scope for national parliaments to exert their own authority.

47.   In November, he proposed a broad plan to give the university a new focus on undergraduate education.

48.   Indeed, at some companies the new strategic focus has brought more, not fewer, causes under the philanthropic roof.

49.   It also underlines a new focus on China by the administration, which in the past has been criticized for inattention to China and a wavering policy.

50.   It has a new name and new focus reflecting changes brought about by the end of the Cold War.