| History shows that many kings met their tragic ends because they did not pay heed to the advice of faithful courtiers, preferring the honeyed but false words of sycophants. |
| But it does mark the claim that the Committee may wish to pay heed to the negotiating history of a complicated text, as an important starting place in its construction of the Covenant. |
| The Commission was also very active in the area of human rights education and often made constructive criticism of the authorities to which they did not fail to pay heed. |
| The long-term objective of the measures taken by the Community over the years in the field of fusion is to establish, on a joint basis, prototype reactors which are safe and pay heed to the environment. |
| Researchers and REBs should also pay heed to disciplinary standards regarding identification and acknowledgment of research participants. |
| The true function of leadership is to bring out the best efforts of others, and people most willingly pay heed to those whom they consider most able to direct. |
