It's traditional, and yet not particularly drawing attention to itself as such.
Mr Kennedy said he looked forward to working with a "whole shoal" of new, high-calibre MPs, and particularly drew attention to the party's new crop of female MPs.
She particularly drew attention to the influx of special interest money in state judicial elections, calling it a dangerous threat to "the integrity of judicial selection," one that could "compromise public perception of judicial decisions".
6) Libra by Don DeLillo—I have taught this only once as a masterpiece of narrative; I particularly drew attention to the way DeLillo uses inner narrative in conjunction with action.
Our study particularly draws attention to understanding emerging arboviral infections and emphasizes the need for a multidimensional diagnostic approach in such clinical situations.
Our findings on the role of stigma in the lives of patients with AIDS resonate with a range of research undertaken in Uganda and other African countries [ 3, 13, 15], and particularly draw attention to the need for further research which examines the relationships between stigma, patients' and families' degree of emotional distress and their perceptions of, and access to, services.
Outbreaks of avian influenza recently have drawn attention worldwide, particularly in Southeast Asia, where at least 55 persons have been infected and 42 have died since January 2004.
Médecins Sans Frontières, for example, has consistently drawn attention to the particularly glaring neglect of children in HIV/AIDS treatment programs and suggested that the lack of child-friendly versions of ARVs contributes to high rates of HIV/AIDS deaths in children under two years of age [ 11, 12].
The debate on access to healthcare facilities, particularly for low-income individuals, has increasingly drawn attention to the interactions between equity, accessibility, and healthcare.
His speed had drawn attention.
I am particularly drawn to the attention you bring to cities in your theologizing, probably because I identify as hurban@́, Hispanic and urban, thanks in part to my New York roots and distinctive Bronx accent.
