Sentence examples for National preoccupation from inspiring English sources

Or the national preoccupation with antisocial behaviour?

— has, perforce, become a national preoccupation.

Cutting the squad is a national preoccupation elsewhere.

The topic of crime is a national preoccupation.

Exorbitant real estate prices are a national preoccupation.

"It's become a national preoccupation, this fear of sex crimes," he went on.

National preoccupations also mean that different countries will fasten on different aspects of the constitution.

Yet, for now, the dams are not national preoccupations in any of the countries along the river.

And yet, for now, the dams are not national preoccupations in any of the countries along the river.

In France, the polls show worries about globalisation are only one of many national preoccupations; meanwhile small firms and shopkeepers are among the most admired institutions.

Their tedium isn't quite as claustrophobic, but reflects the national preoccupations with healthcare packages, diversity training, and an endless stream of "management parables".