Sentence examples for continued attention of from inspiring English sources

The genocidal war against the Chechen people by Russia, the Chinese occupation of Tibet and destruction of Buddhism there, the murder of hundreds of thousands of Africans by tribes pitted against one another, the acts of Serbia in Bosnia and Kosovo -- these are only the beginning of the list of events that merit the continued attention of the world.

Mr. Bush is expected to defend his conduct when he answers questions to be asked by the commission's chairman and vice chairman, assuring continued attention on this phase of his presidency.

We identified some difference in access across primary care models for recent immigrants highlighting the need for continued attention to the role of organizational characteristics of primary health care on access.

In view of the vital importance of this global issue -- and I think this globality has been well reflected in the document under consideration --Germany is in favour of FAO's continued attention to current and future impacts of climate fluctuations and future climate change on food production and its stability.

Mr. Mofaz warned that without continued attention to the rest of the region, an Iraqi collapse could strengthen Iran.

But infrastructure is still there, and ironically the two acquisitions Apple has officially confirmed in 2012 speak to continued attention to both sides of the equation: Israeli semiconductor and flash memory maker Anobit, reported to be bought for between $400 million and $500 million; and app discovery and analytics giant Chomp, reportedly for $50 million.

If any of these stowaway seeds become established, a thriving colony of invasives can erupt in as few as six weeks, after which controlling the outbreak can need years of continued attention to prevent further spread.

Dermagraft was applied once a week for five weeks with continued attention to the control of exudate and edema.

Still, five cases occurred in patients treated for more than 3 years, underscoring the need for continued attention to the risk of infection.

In light of the transmissibility of vCJD through blood transfusions (15 ), our findings emphasize the need for continued attention to the risks of secondary human-to-human transmission.

Given that modest shifts in profiles were achieved from a relatively low base, there is need for continued attention to ensure the implementation of strategies to make the institution environments welcoming for potential registrars, particularly those from disadvantaged groups.