Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• I wish I had much more time to talk about it, but I want to concentrate upon what is most urgent, namely the issue of Chechnya.
• I'd found it in the mid '80s preferable to try and concentrate upon on those things that only comics could achieve.
• I shall concentrate upon two parts of the report: those relating to Israel/Palestine and to women's right to determine their own lives.
• All of these are issues we can concentrate upon.
• I hope that this discussion will, in the first place, concentrate upon Kosovo so that the desperate situation there might be remedied.
• With so many Member States, it would have been sensible to concentrate upon rather fewer issues at EU level so as to be more effective in these areas.
• The other element we want to concentrate upon is the six legislative texts.
• This means that the Austrians are obliged to concentrate upon railway capacity through Austria.

• The programme must concentrate on passing on knowledge and exchanging information.
• EU programmes concentrate on the north and northeast of Afghanistan.
• And I concentrate on the environment.
• Firstly, the Vienna Council wanted to concentrate on employment.
• Sapard funding should concentrate on meeting EU standards.
• Your rapporteur has therefore decided to concentrate on these two problems.
• Progress in the Four Common Spaces is important, but we should concentrate on achieving qualitative progress instead of setting deadlines.
• It is making it very difficult to concentrate on my work.