According to Stone, the prize "draws welcome attention to an undervalued art".
Your Dec. 2 editorial "The Mortgage Challenge" drew welcome attention to a problem that neither party has done enough to fix.
Your article on the precipitous decline in financing and proposed further cuts for civil legal services draws welcome attention to this all-too-undervalued work.
Reidenberg, perhaps surprisingly, welcomes suicide rulings for the killings of suicidal people by police, arguing that they may actually draw welcome attention to what he sees as a national crisis.
Charlotte Higgins (The secret of Berlin's shine, 28 February) draws welcome attention to the conditions of orchestral life in this country compared to those in Germany, and rightly suggests that, given the financial support common in Germany, British orchestras would excel.
John Harris's article highlighting the draconian cuts in further education provision (Who'll train care workers when the colleges are gone?, 19 June) draws welcome attention to the increasingly yawning gap between political rhetoric and policy reality on the future of the country's vocational education.
A series of scandals have drawn welcome attention to this endemic problem which poses the greatest threat to China's long-term economic prospects.
Recent studies by Americans for the Arts, Giving USA, and others have drawn welcome public attention to the role of corporate giving in the creative ecology -- some sounding alarms and others offering rays of hope.
Where Does Corporate Giving to the Arts Go? Recent studies by Americans for the Arts, Giving USA, and others have drawn welcome public attention to the role of corporate giving in the creative ecology -- some sounding alarms and others offering rays of hope.
And into this benevolent force field we visitors are drawn, welcomed from all over the world.
