Sentence examples for called particular attention from inspiring English sources

She has called particular attention to the plight of LGBT people in Russia, where official discrimination against so-called "sexual minorities" is growing.

Muller called particular attention to her successes in passing an increase to the oil production tax and facilitating the future construction of a huge natural gas pipeline.

The campaign, intended to get the company to bring pressure on the farm owners, has called particular attention to a federal "guest worker" program and brought rare scrutiny to labor practices here, from church groups, student organizations and others.

(The actors careful pacing called particular attention to the rhythm of the Maxwell penned ballads. Indeed, "Neutral Hero," is a ballad, and reminds one of how influenced Maxwell's pieces are informed by songs).

In appearing to lay the groundwork for a revision, officials, in discussions with environmental groups and in interviews in the last week, have called particular attention to objections raised in April by Judge Edward J. Lodge of Federal District Court in Boise, who is hearing the challenges to the Clinton rule.

They called particular attention to nine highly variable residues (11, 12, 15, 44, 46, 50, 58, 83, 89), all of which are among the 14 residues that distinguish human cytochrome c from that of O. garnettii.

We wanted to call particular attention to New Canaan because it has a large concentration of modern style houses.

As with any Janacek score, the music consistently reinforces the drama, often in a way that does not call particular attention to itself.

He calls particular attention to rising salaries for law school professors: One main driver of increasing costs across legal academia has been an increase in the size and the compensation of law school faculty.

I've been calling particular attention to the question of her judgment and taste, but I think it's also important to consider the political aspect of her career; it's one of the things I was most eagerly anticipating in Kellow's biography, and I think that the book somewhat glosses over it.

Furthermore, it calls particular attention to the critical importance of having adequate mental health services if quality of life is to improve for Rhode Island's population.