111.  Despite many advantages, such a definition fails to draw attention to the unifying characteristics of pragmatic phenomena.

112.  A Meat and Livestock Commission survey has drawn attention to the threat posed to water supplies by the dumping or burial of diseased animal carcasses around the countryside.

113.  Egyptian newspapers have drawn attention to the fact that the government has approved hunting parties despite the fact that the houbara has absolute protection under Egyptian law.

114.  Greenpeace has issued a report drawing attention to a growing risk of accidents at nuclear power stations due to problems of corrosion under tension.

115.  The code argues that sea transport is one of the least environmentally damaging forms of transport and draws attention to a reduction in marine pollution despite increasing world trade.

116.  And then I would just draw attention to the proposals.

117.  More fundamentally, this preoccupation with numerical aspects may draw attention away from important issues that are more difficult to quantify.

118.  Some observers have drawn attention to the fact that such assumptions themselves rest on flimsy foundations.

119.  It is advisable for the purchaser to draw attention to any points which may cause difficulties if they are not raised until a later stage.

120.  Prosecuting counsel could secure conviction merely by drawing attention to isolated purple passages taken out of context.