And the voices he will heed most closely are his faith and his family, especially that of his father.
Mr. Ashcroft's argument provides a lesson that Americans would do well to heed more closely at home.
And more are now concerned that McCain will heed too closely the interests of large corporations than said so about Obama and the interests of blacks.
Brown hopes his warnings will be heeded more closely at this spring's G20 summit, which he argues must devise a "global recovery plan" modelled on Britain's.
It is also situated in the heartland of Mr. Cameron's Conservative constituency, and so protests there may be heeded more closely than any arising in the northern part of the country.
Yes, again, he had a plan for the "day after," and he deplores the fact that his partners, in their haste to be done with this before the U.S. election, did not heed him more closely.
He is a venerated figure, his words closely heeded by the Serbian public.
The newspaper reached its zenith during the radical chic of 1970's, when it was the most closely heeded voice of opposition to the governing center-right Christian Democratic Party, selling as many as a million copies on May 1, the international labor day.
According to the Daily News, On the financial crisis, Spitzer went after Larry Summers, Tim Geithner and Hank Paulson by name, but praised Paul Volcker as a wise man whose advice should have been more closely heeded.
But if you hope to live a life outside of your residence once the sun sinks past the horizon, heed the following words closely.
It is clear that there were missed opportunities, particularly for organisations and professionals to work together more closely in heeding the repeated attempts by [Simelane's] mother to secure help for her son.
