Sentence examples for call concerns are from inspiring English sources

What they call "concerns" are actually important health, safety and environmental protections that Americans need and want.

The Nowabad refugee camp, run by an Irish relief organization called Concern, is carved from what appears to be a giant dune from a lost world.

Finally, it is clear if we annotate the KDM file, then it could not serve as source of entry to our approach because the new attribute called "concern" is not part of KDM.

A doctor's first port of call for concerns is their own local reporting system, but many also raise problems in the GMC's survey.

Allegedly, Warwick did not consult with RCM members, 200 of whom (according to a campaign group called Christian Concern) are apparently now in revolt.

Several Bloomberg employees in Hong Kong said Mr. Winkler made clear in his call that his concerns were primarily about continuing to have reporters work in China, not protecting company revenues.

To do this, a reference ontology for the software concern domain, called O4C (Ontology for Concerns) was proposed.

Those code units, called concern peers, are detected based on their similar interactions (similar calling relations in similar contexts, either internally or externally).

The festival this year, called "Climate of Concern," is devoted to "themes of global warming".

And about 1 in 8 accident reports, as they are called, concern riders who were hurt while getting on or off an attraction.

Another concern is call quality; as your voice fades out on the other end of the (virtual) line when you're chatting with that director of research, your chances of getting hired might be fading in much the same way.