Sentence examples for Demonstrating concern for from inspiring English sources

The dilemma comes at a critical moment for an administration that has struggled to find a balance between aggressively enforcing laws against leaking and demonstrating concern for civil liberties and government transparency.

In one such memo-to-self, he had asked, "Why am I not writing this book faster?" And he had answered, using the second person: "You're demonstrating concern for readers in not burdening them with bad writing.... There's so much bad writing out there, why add to it?" Yes? "The bookshelves of America are lined with the second-rate work of first-rate writers".

By demonstrating concern for the environment, lobbying for human rights and improving educational opportunities in low-income neighborhoods--presto --employees will be more committed to their jobs, aneighborhoods--presto --employeesfitable.

This strong correlation between concern for well-being and job satisfaction emphasizes the importance of taking a "whole person" perspective, demonstrating concern for employees beyond simply their day-to-day productivity and work output.

But today's heirs feel no need to demonstrate concern for those less fortunate.

He used to know how others felt, and he could naturally demonstrate concern for their feelings.

Also Sunday, the league and the players released dueling statements meant to demonstrate concern for the fans.

He went to demonstrate concern for the people in the camps there and to stress that Britain's formula of more spending there, and increased diplomatic and military efforts, is the right one.

In my view, it is important to the U.S. to continue an ESF program aimed at health, education, and poverty eradication to demonstrate concern for the Egyptian people as opposed to a strictly military assistance program.

Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, has enjoyed strong support from the business community, but has also been under pressure from the liberal wing of his party to demonstrate concern for the poor.

But it certainly seems that her stepdaughter, a more comfortable public speaker with a demonstrated interest in decorating and style and a stated — if not demonstrated — concern for issues such as family leave and child care, might be a more natural fit for the job.