Sentence examples for Under the concern from inspiring English sources

Red 40, Yellow 5, and Yellow 6 contain benzidene, a human and animal carcinogen permitted in low, presumably safe levels in dyes. 2 The FDA calculated in 1985 that ingestion of free benzidine raises the cancer risk to just under the "concern" threshold (1 cancer in 1 million people).

However, as the rainy season is under way, the concern is that the waterborne disease will spread more rapidly causing the direct displacement of people, destruction of property, increased diseases and increased mortality levels.

The potential for harm is covered under the principle concern for welfare, or "the quality of that person's experience of life in all its aspects" [ 28].

For all tables, the column entitled 'Description' displays the list of effects present in the model under concern, the column 'effect removed' the list of effects removed from the reference model and the column 'Ref.' the model from which is derived the model under concern (i.e. the reference model).

Banking shares remain under pressure on the concerns about Deutsche Bank, down another 3%, and its ability to pay a hefty fine threated by the US Department of Justice.

Once a layered support structure allows to invoke the NAP on the signal under concern, the size of each set Ω l,l = 0,…L−1 shall be assigned according to a fundamental trade-off: smaller cardinality sets have looser CS measurement requirements but may result into slower convergence characteristics in case of high out-of-band energy.

One of the important early cases under the Human Rights Act concerned the article 1 protocol 1 rights of a loan company.

The sites are designated as having "outstanding universal value" under the Convention Concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage.

Under the law concerning the unemployed, job seekers will have their unemployment benefits stopped if they turn down a certain number of "reasonable" job offers.

It is understood the formal complaint warns that the Gulf state, which is a member of the ILO, "is in serious breach of its legal obligations" under the convention concerning forced labour, which it ratified more than 30 years ago.

Every judge has a million views about policy and politics and life and everything under the sun concerning human beings, but our job is quite specialized in applying the laws the best we can.