Sentences with phrase «said prompt attention»

Reaffirming the nexus between security and job creation in Nigeria, President Buhari said prompt attention is being given to the gainful employment of youths in Nigeria through education and the acquisition of skills and vocational training.

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Those restaurant operators who truly want to run on the fast track, though, should pay close attention to the occasions and the drivers that prompt customers to patronize their businesses and better manage them, Tristano says.

Flanagan said the gun control and school safety ideas prompted by the latest school shootings are «still a huge issue; we're paying attention... in painstaking detail.»

She said attention to the issue helped prompt a proposal now before the California legislature to earmark funds from the state's carbon cap program for low - income and hazard - prone communities.

Thankfully, prompt medical attention and the guidance of APCC's knowledgeable staff allowed Rosi to make a full recovery with «nary a hitch in her giddy - up,» Amanda says.

Christine Hackett, president of Petropics, says this shift in demand was precipitated by the pet - food recalls of 2007, which prompted consumers to pay greater attention to the products they were buying and ultimately changed buying patterns.

This prompted me to, naturally, find said soundtracks and listen to them properly without my attention focused on things happening on - screen.

I hope I'm not just speaking for myself if I say that it has already proved its usefulness many times over, by prompting me to pay more attention to, and to cultivate, the sceptical inner voice I could never quite manage to ignore, back when I was busily trying to convince myself that Basil Beattie and Mary Heilmann were standard - bearers for the future of abstract painting.

That being said, I wanted to share with you some of the artists who captured my attention, brought something new to the table, and prompted my weary eyes to un-glaze during this year's Armory Week.

How do I know we're dealing with someone who pays attention to what is said, and not just listening for key words that prompt him to interject a stock line?

It can prompt more buyer attention if buyers believe they're getting a good deal, they say.