Sentence examples for Closely concerning from inspiring English sources

It was shown in an earlier study that rating data and think-aloud data corresponded closely concerning how they reflected the directionality of the decision process, and were hence considered to mutually validate each other [ 8].

As secretary for the colonies, Bathurst was closely concerned with the abolition of the slave trade.

Analysts are watching the case closely, concerned that if Stockton succeeds, other troubled cities may follow.

Back in London in 1943, he was in the Colonial Office and was closely concerned with African policy.

As her description makes clear, Ms. Orlin's work is closely concerned with South Africa, despite her European base.

The persons perhaps most closely concerned with the investigation, namely Marina and Anatoly Litvinenko, would learn no more from an inquiry than they would from the inquest".

From that moment, she became inextricably linked with the investigation and – as some of those closely concerned with the case have acknowledged – critical to its success.

Miliband distinguished owner-capitalism from managerial capitalism, noting managers are considered "less selfish, their impulses and motives are better, more socially responsible, more closely concerned with the public interest than old-style owner capitalism".

One of the breakthroughs of the Hebrew religion was that God was both more closely concerned with the morals of his people than any of the surrounding deities, but also more remote, even from his priests.

The animated feature "Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron" is ostensibly about the herds of wild horses that once roamed the West, though the film, which opens nationally today, may be more closely concerned with another endangered species: the animated film as a hand-drawn, hand-painted artifact.

Under Rome IIII rules, the law of the country that most closely concerned the marriage will be applied to the couple’s divorce.