Sentence examples for Identified concern from inspiring English sources

Letters from POA representatives to the Maze governors also identified concern about the security in H block 6, where INLA prisoners and Wright were held in separate wings.

Exit polls in the 2006 elections identified concern about corruption as a major factor in the Democratic takeover of the House.

Our goal is not to determine if the presented solutions completely solve an identified concern, since most of the referenced authors agree that this is an involved task.

It is also important to state that having "a requirement with only one concern" does not mean that this concern is the main concern of the requirement, since the identified concern may be a false positive.

The priority areas which were identified concern all levels of school education (primary, lower secondary, upper secondary and post-secondary non tertiary level of education) and both orientations (general and vocational).

If the user does not want to perform the step C, then the mining process ends and the outputs are log files and the annotated KDM with the identified concern names.

"Unaddressed concern", is defined as a nurse-identified concern (based on standards for postpartum care [ 68, 70, 71, 82- 85]) with either the woman or her infant at two weeks and/or four months post-birth (see Tables 2 & 3), for which no professional attention is being given or is planned.

Identified safety concerns, such as changes to the SPC, were included in 27 (39 %) of the PSURs.

Parker blamed the escape on a lapse in security, saying it "appears that mandated security practices may not have been followed". He said the "identified security concerns were immediately remedied". The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors last month issued a $20,000 reward for information leading to Brown's arrest.

Identified shortcomings in communication concern both medication changes [ 10, 11] and, as this study has additionally revealed, potentially inadequate prescribing decisions.

We report spatial differences in pastoralist-identified diseases of concern as well as differences in disease priorities among pastoralist, extension officer, and government veterinary stakeholders, highlighting the importance of locally adapted animal health services.