Sentence examples for devoting considerable attention to from inspiring English sources

United Nations representatives, who will work with the commission to select the delegates, and Hamid Karzai, the leader of the interim government, are devoting considerable attention to laying the groundwork for the council -- even though in Mr. Karzai's case the decision of its delegates could mean his removal from power.

He devoted considerable attention to the visual arts.

In addition to the standard 19th-century works, both companies devote considerable attention to contemporary repertoire.

The Talmud devoted considerable attention to the maintenance of good health, regarding it a religious duty.

He devoted considerable attention to the madrasas, which have proliferated in the last decade.

Last year, President Barack Obama, in his annual speech to the General Assembly, devoted considerable attention to the Palestinian cause.

In his inaugural speech on Sept. 4, Raghuram Rajan, the new central bank governor, devoted considerable attention to mobile money.

What does it mean that such a man not only held slaves but also devoted considerable attention to their status, their mode of life and, yes, their profitability?

These works, of only intermittent literary interest, devote considerable attention to the folk origins of different place-names, as well as to other local legends.

Recent work in aesthetics, to some extent inspired by the seminal writings of Sartre and Wittgenstein, has devoted considerable attention to the study of creative imagination.

Governor Bush has also devoted considerable attention to education to woo swing voters and has proposed a five-year, $2.9 billion plan to improve teaching.