Sentence examples for because of human concern from inspiring English sources
There is a global consensus on making full use of renewable energy because of human concern for energy security and environmental deterioration.
Perceptions of poor quality of health service may, in fact, dissuade patients from using the available services because health concerns are among the most salient of human concerns.
It suspended arms deliveries because of human rights concerns in October, but it said it would resume them last month.
One thing that might move Cuba, said an official who has negotiated the issue, is if the European Union changes its common policy limiting relations with Cuba because of human rights concerns.
At the global level progress has been made on at least two key issues (reducing the release of ozone-depleting substances and ending lead additives in petrol) in large part because of human health concerns, in the form of skin cancer on the one hand and brain damage on the other.
We put forward a strong argument (in committee) why the UK should not be going there because of human rights concerns, the past failure of the Sri Lankan government to investigate some of the many allegations about that country.
Several EU countries blocked a proposal for the EU to collectively recognize Turkey as a safe third country because of human rights concerns.
Background: A reduction in the use of polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) because of human health concerns may result in an increased use of and human exposure to organophosphate flame retardants (OPFRs).
In fact, religion has survived the assaults of reductionism because religions address distinctively human concerns, concerns that ants and computers can't have: Who am I? What is my place?
Habitat destruction because of human activity, including logging, oil exploration and subsistence farming, is the biggest concern.
