Sentence examples for calling for attention to from inspiring English sources
Now, as a central part of his new energy plan, President Bush is calling for attention to the flip side of that approach.
Traffic safety researchers said that in recent weeks they had seen a broader societal recognition of the dangers of behind-the-wheel multitasking, punctuated by news articles about the research, dozens of editorials in major newspapers calling for attention to the problem, and recent revelations that the federal government knew about the risks as early as 2003 but did not publicize its research.
Amnesty International has organised a protest on the square, calling for attention to human rights abuses in China.
A growing number of scholars and practitioners are calling for attention to be given to the integration of market orientation (MO) and corporate social responsibility (CSR) for competitiveness (Brik et al. 2011; Mitchell et al. 2010; Qu 2009).
However, beneath the counter-cultural exterior, they were young people looking for a voice and calling for attention to the sociopolitical issues in their neighborhoods.
Despite many health programmes having been instituted and others still being recommended, besides the advances in the newly recommended control methods, malaria in pregnancy (MiP) and in children under five years remains one of topmost public health problems calling for attention to be paid to in tropical and sub-tropical countries.
In a discussion of validity in writing assessment, Pamela Moss and colleagues call for attention to ethical "IDAs" that constitute assessment: interpretations, decisions, and actions.
Our findings on the impacts of walkability and transit access on innovation productivity in vulnerable small firms call for attention to the equity aspects of innovation-supportive urban developments.
This process calls for attention to problem definition, conceptual underpinnings, desired outcomes and measures and evidence-based content along with careful consideration of delivery methods, dose and attention to protecting the integrity of the intervention during testing.
She called for attention to improving the quality and enrollment of women in science courses and emphasized the opportunity to use new technologies, such as simulations of complex processes, to strengthen course content.
