For instance, if interactivity is a key concern, especially at the initial stage of counseling, where trust, understanding, and a relationship between the counselor and client need to be established (Corey 2009), traditional counseling may be the best choice.
In South Korea, the military tensions on the peninsula have been a key concern, and Catholics at the Myeongdong Cathedral in the capital, Seoul, prayed for peace.
This news blackout on what many NGOs considered a key concern was broken when at a meeting last Wednesday Hugo Swire, the Foreign Office minister, made a speech in which he pressed Sri Lanka to investigate people's disappearances, guarantee freedom of expression and "stamp out intimidation of journalists and human rights defenders".
A key concern of the committee at the time was that rules governing use of the datasets had not been defined in legislation (although the UK government has since passed a new investigatory powers framework that enshrines various state surveillance bulk powers in law).
"There is no question that this is a key concern for Chemical," said James J. McDermott, director of research at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods Inc., which specializes in bank stocks.
Lloyds is to provide the computer systems for the branches being sold, resolving a key concern for the Financial Services Authority, particularly since the computer meltdown at RBS.
Yet a key concern is that increases in some student aid programs may come at the expense of cuts in other more effective student aid programs.
The support comes at a critical time as nutrition is a key concern in Pakistan, where up to 10 million children suffer of malnutrition.
These attacks, however, come at a time when returning foreign fighters are a key concern for intelligence agencies.
Rebekah Lomax, 19, a history student at the University of Nottingham, agrees that location is a key concern.
