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"I think that peaceful actions that attempt to draw society's attention to the issue are not inappropriate," Hansen said.

Football helps in rehabilitation of vulnerable children and drawing society's attention to their rights KYIV, 14 August 2013 – A friendly match between Ukraine and Israel continues the joint initiative of UNICEF and the Football Federation of Ukraine (FFU) aiming to draw society's attention to the urgency of children's protection.

Due to the small sample size and the homogeneity of the participants, it would probably be a mistake to draw society-wide conclusions from the research.

There should be little doubt that terrorists are drawn from society's elites, not the dispossessed.

You punish yourself for not matching up to your own wildly unattainable expectations, which have been drawn from society's wildly unattainable expectations.

The potential of the big society to recognise and nurture the work of civil society was probably what drew civil society leaders to the small summit at No 10 which launched the agenda two years ago.

He was trying to explain the finding to non-scientists in the heat of the moment and it did help draw wider society's attention to the discovery, he says.

Murff says, "For me, these images represent the lines that we draw in society between kid and adult, citizen and criminal.

Roy Baumeister has criticized feminists who "look only at the top of society and draw conclusions about society as a whole.

He soon began replacing its stock characters with ones drawn from contemporary society and introducing elements of the comedy of manners into his plays.

Since public officers such as the police are drawn from that society and culture, the virus of racism is carried back into the body politic.