Sentence examples for grants attention from inspiring English sources

Since visual surplus holds as much potential for damage as it does for enhancement of meanings, Bakhtin grants attention to the 'I' – for other, for oneself and for a mutually animated 'we' that resides in the dialogic space.

Grants selection: As management costs are significant for small grants, attention should be paid to how the applicant will pay for its management requirements.

The organization requires an energetic, visionary producer to animate it, someone who can attract foundation and corporate grants, media attention, and exciting new plays.

Throughout the Roman period, Gaza was a prosperous city and received grants and attention from several emperors.

The program grants special attention to vulnerable children such as Roma children and children with developmental delays and disabilities.

As stated during the opening ceremony by Mr. Amadou Diallo, social protection technical Counsellor representing the Ministry of Solidarity and Humanitarian Action, «the National Social Protection Policy is a priority for Mali and the Ministry grants particular attention to it».

On a few occasions this spring, I saw Heyward hunched over and absorbed in his headphones, as though doing his best to forestall the looming media crush — which he claimed, when I was granted his attention, not to be concerned about.

And she tries to discover how recently deposed statues of Stalin and the brutal K.G.B. founder Felix Dzerzhinsky have been restored and granted honorific attention in a "pastoral sculpture garden".

Due to its growing importance, expermentation in decision making as well as its links to the cognitive sciences will be granted special attention by Theory and Decision.

Everyone knows that the media judges women's physical appearance, granting obsessive attention to their clothing, makeup, and hairstyles.

Over the past decade the Metabolic syndrome (MetSyn) has been granted increased attention due to its postulated impact on cardiovascular diseases, especially if linked to the increasing problem of (central) adiposity.