A company structure has to be created, investment procured, a management team formed, and many other matters attended to.
South Korea's newly elected president, Park Geun-hye, has also shown personal interest in the matter, attending United States Congressional hearings in 2007 that criticized Mr. Abe's denials that the women were coerced.
The resistance to linking Enron to corporate fraud and political connections came out at a session on a supposedly loftier matter attended by John J. Sweeney, president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.
Or, for that matter, attend a rock concert.
Although these agencies cannot, as a practical matter, attend meetings in every state and large municipality, during a crisis they will have an integral role, and disputes are more likely if the leaders are meeting for the first time in a highly stressful situation.
Since accurate reasoning about a subject matter requires attending to actual ideas of it, one can't accurately reason about religion if one lack the relevant actual ideas.
(Islam is another matter: Muslims attending Friday prayers in Great Britain may soon outnumber all churchgoing Christians).
Understanding conceptions of analysis is not simply a matter of attending to the use of the word 'analysis' and its cognates or obvious equivalents in languages other than English, such as 'analusis' in Greek or 'Analyse' in German.
For instance, if all that could usefully be said about moral reasoning were that it is a matter of attending to the moral facts, then all interest would devolve upon the question of what those facts are — with some residual focus on the idea of moral attention (McNaughton 1988).
In light of this, it remains unclear how to cast the transparency intuition to better bring out the core idea that is meant to be conveyed by the slogan that introspecting sensory experience is not a matter of attending to one's own mind.
