Sentence examples for because the concerned from inspiring English sources

Klaus Kinkel, the German foreign minister, perhaps reinforced this by saying that "we cannot let a trade war happen just because the concerned parties have little notion of reality".

Raising awareness of brutality towards women is not a slow process; the problem is rather that the flash of outrage soon dissipates, to lie dormant until somebody or something triggers it again, while the vileness carries inexorably on, partly because the concerned public is unaware of its own misogyny.

Because the concerned wild species are most active at dawn or dusk [ 45- 48], it is likely that only a small part of the occurring interactions were observed, i.e., their reported occurrence is probably underestimated.

However, the reduction in beds and staff did not concern arthroplasty patients, and we do not believe that it had any effect on discharge because the concerned healthcare staff was not involved in discharge, which was performed by surgeons not otherwise involved in the study.

A call for urgent monitoring of the IPWP area is justified on the grounds of the significance of this area for global oceanographic and climatological processes, but also because of the concerned threats to human population living there.

Because the mistake concerned calculation of some weighted averages in an Excel spreadsheet it could be more easily explained than a more technical statistical problem.

The only reason he probably won't be tortured is because the state concerned has reluctantly promised not to follow its usual routine.

Today, the 'senior four' students were supposed do an exam but we had to postpone it because the teacher concerned didn't come to work.

These are pretty alarming statistics and most people don't think too much about America a problem where hunger exists, because the more concerned that people have shown, at least in the press, in recent years is with overnutrition.

He said the warrant was required only because the pharmacy, concerned about patient privacy, did not want to provide the F.D.A. with copies of those documents to take with them.

At a press conference last week, Under-Secretary-General Radhika Coomaraswamy, the U.N. special representative for children and armed conflict, told reporters her office continued to face obstacles in negotiating action plans with some non-state actors because the countries concerned were denying access.