Sentence examples for the continued attention from inspiring English sources

He said he was resigning because the continued attention on Hillsborough had "become a distraction to policing in West Yorkshire".

The genocidal war against the Chechen people by Russia, the Chinese occupation of Tibet and destruction of Buddhism there, the murder of hundreds of thousands of Africans by tribes pitted against one another, the acts of Serbia in Bosnia and Kosovo -- these are only the beginning of the list of events that merit the continued attention of the world.

The continued attention paid to Mr. Vick is only reinforcing that criminal behavior does not destroy fame and fortune.

On the basis of our observations, we find no need to change current recommendation of influenza vaccination to renal transplant recipients, but our study supports the continued attention and registration of vaccinations and possible side effects.

The continued attention allows us to establish a relationship of trust between the patient and the professional that assists the patient, improving adherence to proposed therapy and making them look for care earlier when needed.

These reports do not justify a change of current recommendations regarding influenza vaccination in renal transplant recipients, but they support the continued attention and registration of vaccinations to monitor side effects.

In light of the transmissibility of vCJD through blood transfusions (15 ), our findings emphasize the need for continued attention to the risks of secondary human-to-human transmission.

Still, five cases occurred in patients treated for more than 3 years, underscoring the need for continued attention to the risk of infection.

We identified some difference in access across primary care models for recent immigrants highlighting the need for continued attention to the role of organizational characteristics of primary health care on access.

Mr. Lew did not say how many visas had been issued, and emphasized that the issue needed "continued attention," but said the situation had improved.

The Army War College argued that by attacking Iraq, "the administration unnecessarily expanded the global war on terror" and that this was done "at the expense of continued attention and effort to protect the United States from a terrorist organisation with which the United States was at war".That does not necessarily make the arguments against Mr Bush true.