Sentence examples for have often attended from inspiring English sources

Theorists of criminal law must also attend, however, more seriously than they have often attended, to the criminal process that leads from (alleged) crime to punishment, and in particular to the criminal trial.

Although he may not have often attended formal services, Bobby spoke about how important Christian values were to him.

Kiefer has often attended the Summer Olympic Games.

"But you know what?" Paula, who has often attended optical conventions in Paris, said on the way out.

They were also similar in regard to previous pregnancies and having had many prenatal visits, but they less often had preparatory exercises for facilitating delivery during pregnancy and they had more often attended childbirth education than women having vaginal delivery (p < 0.01, Table  1).

Controversy is common at Arab summit meetings, and leaders have often refused to attend for varying reasons.

Women who attended screening after home visits or awareness raising campaigns were more often aged 45 59 (21% and 23%, respectively), were more often married (80%and78%8%, respectively) and had more often attended secondary school (58% and 33%, respectively) in comparison with the general population where the corresponding figures were 12%, 63% and 16%.

Mr. Bush's top political adviser, Karl Rove, and officials of Mr. Bush's campaign have often said people who attended church regularly voted for him disproportionately in the last election, and the campaign has made turning out that group a top priority this year.

Elsewhere schemes helping impoverished pupils attend school have often been incredibly simple.

Moreover, the creed that he sketches out seems far from implausible, though I have often wondered what form the attending might take.

Haven't precinct commanders often attended community meetings on their own? he was asked.