Примеры использования It draws attention на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It draws attention even Andrew of Caesarea.
It's a clever trick, it draws attention from the rest of the face.
It draws attention of passersby, raises image.
If the recount goes through, it draws attention to Tilden's win.
It draws attention to a perceived conflict between articles 4 and 5 in this respect, and suggests that.
After 30 years even healthy spine needs traction, unfortunately,very few people on it draws attention.
It's difficult, it draws attention- what advantage is to be gained?
It draws attention to the need to ensure the imposition of appropriate penalties for such offences.
Although the CICIG is not specifically directed towards journalists, it draws attention to issues at the heart of the problem of impunity.
It draws attention to important gains, but also to significant areas where much still remains to be done.
The Government denies that Mr. Gross's prison conditions are bad; it draws attention to the medical care he receives, and reports that he is detained in a fully equipped military facility.
It draws attention to the legislation which permits incommunicado detention in certain cases.
The Committee was told that the violations of human rights to which it draws attention in its reports were impeding the likelihood of a future solution since things were moving backwards much faster than they were forward.
It draws attention to the link between violence against women and women's increased risk of HIV/AIDS infection.
Nevertheless, the existence of this memorandum could be considered progress as it draws attention to contradictions that affect not only Estonian citizens' and permanent residents' right to protection of family life, but may affect the interpretation of reunification of families in asylum practices.
It draws attention to specific barriers to technology transfer and suggests measures to address them.
It draws attention, not only because of its unique architectural character, but also by its cultural events and attractions.
It draws attention to the responsibility of the parties to undertake de-mining and to provide personnel for this.
It draws attention to the need to register all types of damage in connection with paragraphs 152 and 153 of the advisory opinion.
First, it draws attention to the exception to the exhaustion of local remedies rule in the case of a likely repetition of the injury.
Additionally, it draws attention to the sources of income, sustainability indicators, value of fish stocks and the amount and cost of resource depletion.
It draws attention to the importance of increased community liaison, increased patrolling and appropriate communication equipment in needed areas.
It draws attention to the importance of increased community liaison, increased patrolling and appropriate communications equipment in areas where these are needed.
It draws attention to the dual role of insurance as an infrastructural and commercial service, which impacts the activities of individuals and businesses.
It draws attention to the importance of effective prudential supervision of the insurance sector and the benefits this may yield in terms of market development and consumer protection.
It draws attention to the urgent need for concerted international action to combat racist propaganda and racial hatred disseminated over the Internet;
It draws attention to specific JIU recommendations for consideration by the governing body of UNDP and its proposed management response as reflected in Annex 2 to the present report.
It draws attention to the State party's obligation to amend its legislation so that any person who has been detained may be placed without delay at the disposal of the judiciary.
It draws attention to the managerial challenges inherent in the envisaged simultaneous expansion of the Mission's presence as well as its deepening in locations where it is already present.
It draws attention to the fact that statistics for the first half of 2004 show that terrorist attacks inside Israel have dropped by no less than 83 per cent compared to the same period in 2003.