How much attention should be drawn to a candidate's race?
The districts should be drawn to encourage, not stifle, political competition.
It isn't hard to see why contemporary eerie culture should be drawn to such evidence of record and detection.
It's striking that men so louche should be drawn to seemingly monastic work, but not in the end surprising.
Population pyramids intended for comparison should be drawn to the same scale and should depict the same age categories.
The court left many questions unanswered, inviting the states to sort out where the lines should be drawn to determine when recusal was appropriate.
Zafris is an abundantly talented writer, but she seems to be shackled by conventional notions of how stories should be drawn to tidy conclusions.
Consequently, as a significant and rising cost to the business, EMR should be drawn to the board's attention and strategic measures put in place to manage it.
But it somehow lacks the power to persuade us that the most interesting and accessible festival in the metropolitan region should be drawn to "Henry V," its first history play in 16 years.
Gavin Bate, one of the group that set up the website fairtradevolunteering.com, says more attention should be drawn to the ethos and integrity of an organisation offering gap-year "experiences".
