Sentence examples for allowed concern from inspiring English sources

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After his death, The Daily Mail of London said of his personality: "A belligerent narcissist, filled with self-pity and towering anger, he never allowed concern for others to put any restraint on his appetites, whether it be for drink or drugs or sex".

Other residents argue that building managers allowed concerns over legal liability to trump the effort to save irreplaceable art.

At the same time, their "Yes, With My Face!" campaign has allowed concerned citizens to make a statement against the destruction of cultural heritage by creating social media profile photos which juxtapose an image of the person's face alongside a destroyed cultural object.

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"It is important that no-one allows concern about these finding to become a pretext for criticism of Islam itself," he added.

"Therefore," the panel of expert authors concluded, "obese individuals should not allow concerns about hazards of weight cycling to deter them from efforts to control their body weight".

Yet even without a primary challenger, the campaign purposefully started its effort early to allow concerns from supporters to be aired.

He also said the United States should not allow concerns about border security to derail efforts to adopt new measures to allow millions of additional Mexicans to become guest workers in the United States.

He added that governments "should provide transition arrangements that enable movement to robust new standards without putting the recovery at risk, rather than allow concerns over the transition to weaken the standards".

But Werner Faymann, chancellor of Austria, warned against allowing concerns over the future Italian government to spark another debate over the future of the euro, insisting that the common currency was strong enough to withstand a period of instability.