Sentence examples for parties attention from inspiring English sources

Within the four slates that compete in an initial primary (there are no political parties), attention is paid to ethnic composition.

Mr. Moore's promised Q. and A. session, broadcast on the Internet, seemed to involve more answers than questions, and at several parties, attention returned to chips, dip and wine long before Mr. Moore finished speaking.

Furthermore, UNICEF draws all parties' attention to the 1974 UN Declaration on the Protection of Women and Children in Armed Conflict which calls for strict observance of the principles covering protection from attacks and bombing, and requires that all efforts be made to spare women and children from the ravages of war.

Among those who do pay the party attention, nearly all agree that it has lost its ideological soul and that it is now groping for new ways to justify its monopoly on power.

Ellison is pressing to refocus party attention on working people by emphasizing small-dollar fundraising, much as the Sanders campaign did.

Wear neon, glow in the dark, or bright colors to attract some party attention!

More than 100 people have been killed during the campaign by attacks launched by the Pakistani Taliban which has singled out three leading secular parties for attention, including Gilani's Pakistan Peoples party (PPP).

Annabella Milbanke, recently launched into the colourful London society of 1812, is negotiating the whirl of parties, male attention and moral quandaries that such an introduction presents to an attractive and intelligent girl of 19.

If you're lucky enough to feel momentum building among interested parties, pay attention to that.

He came to the party's attention in 1955 when, as the Liberal candidate in the Torquay by-election, he substantially increased his party's vote in the first of a series of impressive Liberal results during the 1955 59 parliament.

Even to those of us accustomed to the Party's attention to detail, the effects have been astonishing.