Sentence examples for being mainly concerned from inspiring English sources

From being mainly concerned with the development of existing pathways and lock-in situations, increasing focus has been placed upon the renewal and creation of regional industrial paths (Coenen et al. 2015; Dawley, 2014; Isaksen and Trippl, 2014; Martin, 2010; Martin and Sunley, 2006).

The Legal Regime of Territorial Management Tools ("RJIGT") approved by Decree-Law No. 80/2015, which undertook a profound reform in what concerns the land classification model, eliminating the operative category of urbanizable land, and being mainly concerned with soil management, planning, and urbanism.

Both cases were mainly concerned with sabotage.

Early on, Docomomo was mainly concerned with preservation techniques.

Some UKIP activists are mainly concerned to influence the Tories.

Ten years on and people are mainly concerned if being on Big Brother "worked" for me.

Well, Lucas is a very subtle person, and he is mainly concerned with theory.

There are very few rest days and on training days you are mainly concerned with recovering.

But they were mainly concerned with whether it hurts when a sheep's coat is sheared.

"We're mainly concerned about a level playing field," said William Malchodi, Hartford's senior tax executive.

Kate Adie knows why war reporting is mainly concerned with armed conflict.