Hence, they often attend carefully to process issues about who participates in what ways and under what circumstances.
That said, H.V.N.'s insistence that voice-hearers should attend carefully to what their hallucinations say is far from traditional.
One might expect the rehabilitation of narrative, even more than the emphasis on explanation through intentions of the actors, to give historians a sense that theoreticians of history were finally attending carefully to actual historical practice.
Recognizing that Mr. Newdow, a divorced father, wanted the court to assess "the propriety of a widespread national ritual," the court emphasized that when fundamental issues are at stake, it must attend carefully to limits on its own authority.
Several prominent Republican elected officials also attended, reflecting the super PAC's growing clout in party politics and the increasing boldness of party officials in mixing with members of the super PACs who must attend carefully to federal rules barring them from coordinating their spending with candidates and parties.
We believe that Securitas, with its extensive experience of working with cultural institutions in several European countries, will attend carefully to the needs and interests of those working for them – and will improve our services to an ever-increasing and changing public, which has been frustrated by many years of strike action.
And if contextualism is correct, then a theorist of knowledge must attend carefully to the potential for ambiguity.
This short communication suggests the need to attend carefully to the social value of energy in designing projects to reduce energy poverty.
If we attend carefully to his examples, we can even see an emerging picture of elementary geometry as taught in the Academy.
Given the history of eugenics, most liberal eugenics advocates recognize the need to attend carefully to unjust social circumstances and to control for existing bias.
