Examples of using Refocusing in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Refocusing on the initial objectives of their work helps learners to positively transform their point of view.
Refocusing the CFP's main objectiveon maintaining healthy,
The European Council of March 2005 has relaunched the Lisbon strategy by refocusing on growth and employment with the goal of contributing to social cohesion.
This proves that the Commission is steady in its ambition of refocusing the budget on the global challenges facing Europe as a whole.
Member States and regions can already start refocusing their practice.
The Council agreed on an EU strategy aimed at better promoting gender equality and refocusing actions for women's empowerment in development countries.
technically better pictures by locking the focus on the main subject then recomposing without the camera automatically refocusing.
I would just take a few minutes in the bathroom to myself for some deep breaths and refocusing.
and constantly refocusing is extremely difficult.
control of the originating status of products and ways of refocusing the current system of administrative cooperation.
The Finnish Presidency will conclude discussions at an informal meeting of Regional Policy ministers to take place in Brussels on 21 November by asking Member States to endorse the refocusing of the existing instruments together with the Commission's choice of objectives and themes.
frontloading and refocusing existing commitments on the most vulnerable.
supporting mechanisms by revising and refocusing the current IPPC Action Plan on Implementation(see assessment of progress in Annex 1)
relying on existing programmes and on refocusing communication activities on the themes of the Year,
This is a restart for Deutsche Bank… In refocusing the bank around our clients,
Notes that refocusing the EU's external financing instruments towards security,
the recommendations of the European Commission, the spring European Council meeting in 2005 decided to relaunch the Lisbon Strategy, refocusing on growth and employment.
reorganisation of the way national research programmes are defined and implemented by refocusing them towards common objectives.
decided to relaunch the process by refocusing on growth and employment as Europe's political top priorities.
to put it another way, spontaneously relaxing the direction of our values- refocusing the content of a journal that would otherwise be threatened by the rigidity and dogmatisation of its own value orientation.