pay heed造句怎么写

While the Chinese Communist Party is considering how to reinforce its ruling abilities, the democratic parties should also pay heed to the issue as to how they will improve their ability to participate in the administration and discussion of state affairs.

For the first time he had to pay heed to his appearance.

Martin nodded that he heard, - it was a habit of nature with him to pay heed to whoever talked to him, - and poured a cup of lukewarm coffee.

The analysis to the questionnaires helps the author conclude that the conference guests pay heed to the condition of security, guest rooms, food and beverage, sanitation, manner of hotel staff and other conference related tributes.

So pay heed to old Aesop's sage counsel, I pray--and keep your distance.

Packer stresses that "the soft drink industry needs to promote safe and moderate use of its products for all age groups, reduce serving sizes, and pay heed to the rising call for healthier drinks."

That new world is another reason to pay heed to these writers.

Interest rates aside, the retail investor should pay heed to a more fundamental principle a-bout investing in bonds:it does not matter whether interest rates are high or low-bonds play an essential part in a person's investment portfolio.