Sentence examples for which deserves more from inspiring English sources

It is a lovely town which deserves more tourists".

The truth commission, which deserves more consistent support and adequate financing from President Moscoso, could provide a fuller examination of Panama's military repression than a trial could offer.

However, he adds, it's less clear around consumer waste, which deserves more research and better attention in the design phase of products.

That is a matter of fact, and to conflate a surge in individual viciousness with an existential threat is to degrade a country which deserves more gratitude and trust than that.

Leora Cruddas, director of policy at the Association of School and College Leaders, said: "The idea of 'golden handcuffs' to keep teachers in this country for a period of time is an interesting one which deserves more examination.

The different results drawn from CVT provide direct insight into the limitation of the conventional transition state theory (TST), which deserves more attention in further theoretical research.

Yet it all raises a set of questions which deserve more thought than they get.

For some Native Americans, the fuss over the name is simply a distraction from the more serious problems tribes face, which deserve more attention.

With local elections next year, to be followed by a general election in 2002 along with the presidential one, Mr Jospin's government will not want to embrace policies that risk alienating voters.Pre-electoral calculation had certainly seemed to be the context for Mr Fabius's tax proposals, which deserve more praise for political astuteness than for economic boldness.

The book, gloriously illustrated thanks to the intrepid photo research of John K. Crowley and Diana Gongora, is appropriately evenhanded in its emphases, with the exception of the classical gardens of Japan, which deserve more than the 15 pages allotted to them.

Recently three aspects have been identified which deserve more attention from the analytical point of view.