Sentence examples for behind the concerns from inspiring English sources
Lurking behind the concerns about the Devils' new season is a collective memory: the last time the Devils won the cup, in 1995, they failed to qualify for the playoffs in the following season.
Some critics question the quality of education and professionalism of the teaching staff that low-fee schools provide, but it is the principle of paying for schooling and its effect on free quality education that lies behind the concerns of the UN and others.
The basis for these key concerns is described in the State of the Science of Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals - 2012 (http://www.who.int/ceh/publications/endocrine/en/index.html) and includes extensive references to the science behind the concerns.
The motivation behind the launch of the Common Core was what we called the "race to the bottom," after No Child Left Behind, the concern that states were playing games with their test scores in order to make their schools look better than they were.
What behind-the-table concerns do negotiators have and how can they leverage these for value creation and claiming during the negotiating process?
(What is principal agent theory and what are some behind-the-table concerns negotiators should consider when drafting an agreement? To find out more, please read Conflict Resolution – Do You Need a Broker?). 2. Study relevant laws and standards.
This latter point is of course the driving force behind the concern about climate change.
In the boardroom, as ice-cool CEO Søren Malling strains to reduce the payout, there's the nagging sense that, behind the concern and the talk of not appeasing terrorists, the crew are part of a worldwide commodity chain, with a price.
The common assumption behind the concern is that middle-classers are falling into the lower-income brackets.
But behind the concern over your kid's safety lies an important question: Where is your kid going that is so dicey, anyway?
Roman Catholic insiders say there are two motives behind the Pope's concerns.
