As a chef, why are you drawn to the issue of food waste?
As a Catholic, Brownback has been drawn to the issue of immigration reform, which, to many conservative Protestants, is anathema.
"When I lived here as a child, there were no casinos and no Indians," he said, explaining why he was drawn to the issue.
Then, in July 1993, the whole world's attention was drawn to the issue, when eight children sleeping in a square in the centre of Rio de Janeiro were massacred by off-duty policemen.
Nevertheless, still drawn to the issue of ocean pollution and what he saw as a runaway consumerism that helped create it, Mr. Jordan hit on the idea of taking still photographs of dead albatrosses, their carcasses decaying to soft grays and delicate browns with the deadly plastic in their innards remaining colorful.
The oddity, and arguable unkindness, of displaying animals that are prevented from doing much of what they do in natural settings — breeding, hunting, walking from here to there — has to be discussed and defended, even on days when public attention isn't drawn to the issue, as it was by the death of Marius, or by the death, in May, 2016, of Harambe, a gorilla at the Cincinnati Zoo.
The publicity she drew to the issue brought not only press scrutiny but a sense of individual empowerment which resulted in collective sway and attendant policy reform.
For the case-based reasoning part, attention is drawn to the transparency issues that arise in the evaluation criteria used and interpretation of results.
Immediately my eyes were drawn to the statement issued by Gabrielle Union on Nate Parker and his rape allegations.
Prior work has drawn attention to the issue of cognitive burden felt by users around account security and how this can lead to non-compliance [1].
