Sentence examples for be concerned with full from inspiring English sources
Now, the Fed has, by law, a dual mandate: It's supposed to be concerned with full employment as well as price stability.
Why was Obama so busy regaining full command of his vision and legacy, when he should be concerned with regaining full command of the dulcet melodies he's sung so willingly out on the campaign trail?
It would be concerned with the ideal of full citizenship and with the ways this country still falls short of it.
Be concerned with the safety of others.
The humanist is concerned with the fullest growth of the individual in the areas of love, fulfillment, self-worth, and autonomy.
This paper is concerned with designing a full period two-term kth-order multiple recursive generator (MRG) with the objective of maximizing the spectral value.
Second, the conceptualisation of quasi-citizenship as above is intended as distinct from the 'lightening of citizenship' (Joppke, 2010): it is concerned with the differences between full citizenship and less extensive formal statuses, even if the relevance of the former is diminishing over time.
This paper is concerned with an application of full-field calorimetric method for the microplasticity evaluation in the very high cycle fatigue regime.
A poem in the collection, "Aunt Jennifer's Tigers," depicting a woman at her needlework and reprinted here in full, is concerned with precisely this: Aunt Jennifer's tigers prance across a screen, Bright topaz denizens of a world of green.
They must be men who are willing to stick to principles and to fight for their full realisation...Hayek was concerned with principles, not with the political reality of implementing them.
