At the same time, you can take steps to minimize attention to it.
If an organization wants to minimize attention to an issue, they can postpone it until their Board meets.
Ziska had something more ambitious in mind, but his budget, which has been cut repeatedly by an administration seemingly intent on minimizing attention to global climate change (his lab has been reduced to 3 researchers who study climate change and agriculture, from 10 in 1999), wouldn't support the construction of special facilities.
Mr. McCain's associates said they put the news out on the day of the vice-presidential debate in hopes of minimizing attention to it, though inevitably, it fed the perception that Mr. McCain's campaign was going through a difficult stretch.
Much of this cross-border economic activity is done in a low-profile way to minimize attention from Washington.
That is a time typically used by the government to disclose potentially controversial or damaging news and one, on the eve of Mr. Bush's inauguration, guaranteed to minimize public attention.
Republicans have been hoping to minimize public attention for campaign finance reform, arguing that Americans do not care about it.
In a case that had attracted intense scrutiny, the verdict appeared timed to minimize public attention.
And the in-dash Marketplace purchasing process is actually intended to be used while you're actually driving, with a purchase flow that's intended to minimize distraction and keep attention on the road.
If you're trying to minimize reflections and keep attention on the glass object itself, there are stricter rules to follow: Point the light source (or direct it with photo flags or barriers) so it illuminates the surfaces to the left or right of the object, not the object itself.
