Bump stocks became a focus of attention after the Oct.
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Never before had Milch minded being the focus of attention.
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Trump in her white pantsuit was the focus of attention.
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Brazil is not the only focus of attention for such investors.
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What was the focus of attention in the art world then?
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But the energy-efficient LED lights were the focus of attention.
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But this is a major focus of attention and developing rapidly.
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One river in particular, the Teesta, has become the focus of attention.
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The jewelry's aesthetic becomes the focus of attention, rather than the behavior.
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How will EU deal with that will be a focus of attention.
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Multiple sources indicated Kavanaugh, Kethledge and Barrett are currently the focus of attention.
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Moms are usually not the focus of attention after birth at the hospital.
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Taurasi is no stranger to being the focus of attention for off-the-court reasons.
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But the unusual offer made Markdale's school problem the focus of attention across the province.
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The brain goes through similar changes with the focus of attention narrowly directed toward the threat.
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Outside North America, looming U.S. sanctions against major oil exporter Iran were the focus of attention.
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Florida has become a particular focus of attention since it has welcomed so many migrants. Gov.
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While the border remains the focus of attention, the linchpin of IRCA was the employer sanctions provision.
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As the number of people who needed to lose weight grew, changing diets became the focus of attention.
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Putin said at Tuesday&aposs meeting that the development of those weapons will remain the focus of attention.
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Even before the January 2010 earthquake, the impoverished Caribbean nation was the focus of attention from the Clintons.
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True enough, but they do choose the range and focus of attention through which those subjects may come.
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East Antarctica has sometimes been a focus of attention for people who deny the science of global warming.
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The disruptors transforming the historical technology stack view the application, not the hardware, as the main focus of attention.
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Chuck Schumer is up for re-election this year, but that's not why he's becoming a focus of attention.
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The issue became a major focus of attention, first in local news outlets and then in the national media.
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Virginia — the focus of attention last week and a blue-leaning state — highlights both the good and the bad.
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Those effects would be the major focus of attention if the Affordable Care Act were to be struck down.
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Those effects would be the major focus of attention if the Affordable Care Act were to be struck down.
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Sen. Chuck Schumer is up for re-election this year, but that's not why he's becoming a focus of attention.
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But now, those decade-old ties to Mr. Manafort have become a focus of attention in the Trump-Russia investigation.
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That's because whether you are gerrymandering to favor Republicans or Democrats, minority voters can be a useful focus of attention.
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The Gabsee team attended F8 and was delighted to see that AR, its chosen field, had become the focus of attention.
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This way, the focus of attention shifts away from the devastating criticism because everyone becomes caught up in the food-fight.
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All this guarantees a tart and tense debate with Rubio the focus of attention, though the last-minute demotion of Sen.
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The timing is not accidental: Buttigieg, after rising in polls in Iowa, is expecting to be the focus of attention onstage.
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LONDON — Joseph Mifsud has been described as many things this week: an enigma, a mysterious professor, and an unlikely focus of attention.
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"Central banks are very much the focus of attention for markets at the moment," said Rupert Thompson, head of research at Kingswood.
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For a few minutes, the strange visitor became the focus of attention as the group photographed it and gently passed it around.
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Pence's comment has been a focus of attention after Tuesday's debate in Farmvill, Va., spawning the hashtag #thatMexicanthing on social media. Rep.
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Suddenly his own desires are the focus of attention, rather than his supportive role for Obama (and the nation as a whole).
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For those of us who prefer not to be the focus of attention, it used to be so much easier to hide.
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Another focus of attention is India's supposedly neutral institutions, which have come under tremendous pressure as Mr Modi's dominion over politics has grown.
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The main focus of attention, however, has been on who will represent the United States, and how high-ranking that visitor will be.
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Guo said Huawei, the world's biggest network equipment company, would be the focus of attention at the event, which officially kicks off on Monday.
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In commodity markets, palladium was the focus of attention after sliding 7 percent on Wednesday as its meteoric rally finally ran into profit-taking.
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WIMBLEDON, England — As the top seed at Wimbledon and reigning French Open champion, Simona Halep was always going to be a focus of attention.
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The urgency around the Kavanaugh confirmation has "created a focus of attention that creates a phenomenal opportunity to close that knowledge gap," she said.
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Isaac Makwala, the Botswanan whose circuitous and contentious path to the 200 final had been the focus of attention here on Wednesday, finished sixth.
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IN THE FAST-MOVING Ukraine affair now engulfing President Donald Trump, the main focus of attention is naturally on the political impact at home.
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In addition to Mr. Trump's divisive politics, there is the possibility that protests, or even violence, will become a focus of attention at the convention.
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Clarinet duets are the focus of attention at this free pop-up concert in Morningside Heights, including the premiere of a work by Camila Agosto.
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Kim is now aiming to squirm out of sanctions, build up his economy and retain his nuclear arsenal, all while remaining a global focus of attention.
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"He's become more famous than me," Mr. Trump said in the Blue Room, a dubious compliment from a president who enjoys being the focus of attention.
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"President Bush famously took a group of automakers to Japan, and other industries have also been the focus of attention in trade negotiations," she told me.
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Instead of helping to shed light on an important social issue in an informative and entertaining way, Bee made her own crude comment the focus of attention.
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That would be fine, but it would've also been nice to see Julia included when she's not the focus of attention, and treated like any other Muppet.
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The award follows a year in which the abuse and mistreatment of women in all walks of life across the globe has been a focus of attention.
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During the Cold War, the main concern was the Soviet Union, but in recent years, Russia's aggressive actions in Eastern Europe have been the focus of attention.
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Will Warren gain in stature because she will be the focus of attention on Wednesday, or will she be forced onto the defensive if rivals — perhaps Sen.
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But it is not Mr. Sanders who is the focus of attention at the Republican National Committee, which is often directed to act by White House officials.
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The men's 100 metres will be the main focus of attention as Jamaica's Usain Bolt goes for the first leg of his coveted 'triple-triple' gold medal streak.
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Unlike the 28500 crisis, where the focus of attention was on the relatively few institutions that dominated the financial system, today the need for assistance is incredibly diverse.
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Mr. Fritz-Vannahme believes that the focus of attention in Berlin is less on helping to broker a deal with Britain than on renewing Germany's ties with France.
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Yes, that was Lynne Patton, a Trump associate who runs the HUD office in New York, who was a focus of attention at the Michael Cohen hearing yesterday.
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In particular, he said, he sees the value of political leaders engaging Twitter in regards to the continent's refugee crisis, a sufficiently volatile focus of attention, to be sure.
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"The market will weather through a possible rebuild of inventories, which is our focus of attention, and ensure that we have supply-demand balance through the quarters," he added.
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The award of the prize follows a year in which the abuse and mistreatment of women in all walks of life across the globe has been a focus of attention.
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While they won't be the focus of attention, you can be sure the 2020 campaigns will be watching how Booker and Harris do as they consider second-in-command's. 3.
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The focus of attention is now shifting towards mid-term profitability levels achievable for the retailer supported by increased financial flexibility due to the disposal of its South Korean operations.
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Iran, however, has been the focus of attention since a female fan died earlier this month, after setting herself on fire to protest against her arrest for attending a match.
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The basic difference is that as long as the Freedom Caucus was loudly objecting from the right, the vulnerables could quietly dissent from the left without becoming the focus of attention.
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Her sign tends to be attracted to independence, but her Aries Moon means she has a need for someone who can make her a sole focus of attention in the bedroom.
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"It cannot be right that this should have become the focus of attention when so many are dead or are unaccounted for," Paget-Brown, a member of May's Conservative Party, said.
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The frontal lobe and particularly the prefrontal cortex, which help us to concentrate, are very frequently activated in different meditation and prayer practices, where there's a focus of attention, he says.
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The signing of the treaty "was the main focus of attention, as a historic event and symbol that Japan had reconciled with the U.S. and rejoined the international community," he said.
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Neither democracy nor voters are well served when the moderator becomes the focus of attention rather than the candidates, as Matt Lauer did in the aftermath of the Commander in Chief forum.
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This shows how tough and resolute he is, a sure winner with his base, while at the same time shifting the focus of attention away from his mounting personal problems at home.
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If they do not, Bloomberg, who is said to have prepared extensively for his first appearance on the debate stage, could turn being the focus of attention, however hostile, to his advantage.
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"Oil is not toxic at the end of the day, emissions are toxic," Barkindo said, adding that technologies to reduce and ultimately eliminate emissions from fossil fuels should be the focus of attention.
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The Barcelona center-back was the focus of attention in Sunday's World Cup qualifier with Albania after having cut off the sleeves from his shirt which bore Spain's colors of yellow and red.
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The company became the focus of attention earlier this year after BuzzFeed reported that more than 80 percent of Zenefits' health policies in force in Washington state had been sold by unlicensed employees.
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Shifting the focus of attention onto politicians like these would be a modest first step, but for a party struggling to regain its foothold, a modest first step would be a major achievement.
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In the fall, the neighborhood first became the focus of attention after it was revealed that the brothers Salah and Ibrahim Abdeslam, at the center of the Paris attack investigation, lived in the neighborhood.
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The entrenched power of military and armed factions complicates the picture, and Sudan's position in northeast Africa and agricultural potential has long made it a focus of attention from rival Middle Eastern and global states.
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City officials noted that the Queensbridge Houses had already been the focus of attention with projects to replace the roofs on all 26 buildings and install nearly 900 new security lights and 360 surveillance cameras.
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Some people don't like it and think it's just full of talk or people talking about things they don't know about, but I think it's full of values and it changes your (focus of) attention.
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The Bank of Korea's assessment of the economy will be the focus of attention in the first policy meeting for the board's seven members to express their views since President Moon took office on May 10.
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The scale, copper backings, and beatific expressions of the subjects give these works the feel of Russian Orthodox iconography; the unseen focus of attention that informs each of the men's expression is each of their wives.
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The village of Wukan, in the southeastern province of Guangdong, became the focus of attention both in China and abroad in 2011, as villagers angered over the sale of land temporarily forced out the local authorities.
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However, the almost singular focus of attention on legally-ineffective Right to Try legislation is a tragic waste of time and a squandering of opportunity to make any meaningful difference in these life and death issues.
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"Therefore, the number of severe outcomes or deaths in the population is most strongly dependent on how ill an infected person is likely to become, and this question should be the focus of attention," the authors added.
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The incident happened in mid-afternoon in the Belgian capital's western borough of Molenbeek, which has been a focus of attention since several young men from the area were involved in last year's Islamic State attack on Paris.
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For his efforts, Gingrich lost the speakership as his own "hobbies" became the focus of attention, and the Republicans managed to lose four seats in the 1998 midterm elections, despite the fact that they were the "out" party.
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But Mr. Trump hopes to deprive Democrats of being the focus of attention; in Iowa, the front page of The Des Moines Register the day after the president's rally there featured a picture of him, not the Democrats.
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If you remember no other rule, or ignore the rest of them, please remember this: Clothes should not be the focus of attention, which is to say, they should not be what colleagues or friends remember after a meeting.
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While the investigation into the helicopter crash that killed basketball star Kobe Bryant and eight other people Sunday morning is just beginning, a likely focus of attention will be the fog that limited visibility in the Los Angeles area.
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"As we wait on news on Thursday morning, it's not surprising that people have the jitters of what they're going to hear from the ECB, which has been the focus of attention since the beginning of August," FTN's Vogel said.
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The fate of those monuments has been the focus of attention around the country after the violent white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, which protested the planned removal of a statue of the Confederate general Robert E. Lee from a city park.
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Elsewhere in Scotland, thousands gathered for the annual Hogmanay street party spectacular in Edinburgh where the focus of attention was on Princes Street with bands playing on a number of stages and a massive fireworks display attracting people from around the world.
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Embargoes have become the focus of attention in recent months because one of the main clearinghouses for them, EurekAlert, was hacked — and because of some fairly shocking revelations about how the US Food and Drug Administration has used them to manipulate journalists.
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Instead of being the focus of attention in large arenas, Sanders, 74, who was a relative unknown to most Americans before he announced his candidacy, will return to the town halls and school auditoriums that are the fixtures of being a U.S. senator from Vermont.
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Upstart governor's influence Abe has said that the election will be "very tough" for his ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), and the question of whether it can hold a majority of seats as the ruling coalition party is a focus of attention in this election.
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The government's support for Kuroda suggests the focus of attention will now shift to such questions as the choices of the deputy governors and the grueling task that awaits Kuroda, who at 73 looks on course to become Japan's longest-serving central bank chief.
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Perhaps Acosta could celebrate his legal triumph with a victory lap around the White House press room, and then leave his press pass for another deserving CNN reporter who will cover the President and not try to be the focus of attention at press briefings.
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Rose, who was most recently a focus of attention in Los Angeles two months ago when a jury here ruled in his favor in a civil sexual battery trial, broke loose for 25 points, all but 2 of them accumulated in the first three periods.
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The unrest, coupled with political uncertainty in Europe – seen in Germany as Angela Merkel winds down her leadership and wider Europe ahead of European parliamentary elections in May 2019 – mean that Italy's controversial 2019 budget should no longer be the main focus of attention in the region.
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But he is likely to became a focus of attention in Canada after the court in Dalian, a port city in northeast China, responded to his appeal against a sentence he received last month by siding with prosecutors and opening the possibility of an even harsher sentence.
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One week after the Gill hearing, on October 10th, Justice Kennedy will again be the focus of attention when the long-simmering dispute over Donald Trump's executive order halting the refugee programme and freezing travel from several Muslim-majority nations gets a full hearing at the Supreme Court.
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The 40-year-old Woods, the prime focus of attention in the 133-man event which he hosts at the Albany course on the island of New Providence, signed for a two-under 70 that put him a distant 11 behind runaway leader Hideki Matsuyama of Japan (65).
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"Despite the surplus in global oil production and lower prices, the focus of attention remains on countries such as Saudi Arabia which, due to its strategic importance, will be expected to balance supply and demand once market conditions recover," Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih was quoted as saying on June 22.
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AccuWeather's Chinese operation has not yet been a focus of attention for critics of Myers' nomination, since most opposition from environmental groups and senators has focused on conflict of interest issues and AccuWeather's past activities lobbying for a bill that would have narrowed the role of NOAA's National Weather Service.
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"Despite the surplus in global oil production and lower prices, the focus of attention remains on countries such as Saudi Arabia which, due to its strategic importance, will be expected to balance supply and demand once market conditions recover," Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih was quoted as saying by state oil company Saudi Aramco.
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The Planning Commission has a voice in not only what kind of buildings get constructed in San Francisco but often what particular sites get shoveled, and in recent months they've been the focus of attention for their involvement with new and proposed laws regulating short-term rentals (Airbnb's and others) and affordable housing allotment requirements.
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Mr. Trump has again made himself the focus of attention, when it should be Kim Jong-un, the ruthless North Korean leader, and his accelerating nuclear program that, The Washington Post reported, may have succeeded in miniaturizing a warhead to fit on a missile and may have accumulated as many as 60 nuclear weapons.
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During each run, participants either smiled (specifically a real or "Duchenne" smile, and not a fake smile), frowned (runners mimicked their own facial expression during intense running), attempted to consciously relax their hands and upper-body (by imagining they were holding a crisp but trying not to break it), or adopted their normal focus of attention during running.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisFive takeaways from the Democratic debate Gabbard, Buttigieg battle over use of military in Mexico Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE in the first debate; he is tripping over his words and talking way too much; he is looking old; and he is at the center of the Ukrainian scandal that is the focus of attention in Washington (but perhaps not everywhere else).
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I understand affirmative action as a process that is necessary to disrupt the cis/white/male axis of power and focus of attention — both within the art world and outside of it — and I likewise cherish the naive hope that one day the mechanics of carving out space for, say, queer poets of color, can give way to a natural diversity within the canon, leaving room only for great poetry.
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"I think for the senators, and I'm just not talking about the four that been so much the focus of attention, for every senator, Democrat and Republican, I don't know how you can explain that you wanted a search for the truth in this trial and say you don't want to hear from a witness who had a direct conversation about the central allegation in the articles of impeachment," Schiff told CNN's Alisyn Camerota on "New Day" Monday.
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