Sentence examples for center of concerns from inspiring English sources

Remember when Microsoft was at the center of concerns about antitrust enforcement?

He is proud, he says, of fighting for language in the first principle of the Rio declaration: "Human beings are at the center of concerns for sustainable development".

The constant fighting has deprived these rural Afghans of most of the improvements — schools and institutions — at the center of concerns over peace negotiations.

Such visions are at the center of concerns that the end of this recession may signal the beginning of a long period of disappointingly slow growth, or perhaps just a pause before another downturn.

He also stresses that the successive terrorist attacks of the early 2000's have associated the term with security issues and placing Islam at the center of concerns.

Antitrust agents are also probing the European tax affairs of Apple, as well as the Starbucks cafe chain, putting U.S. multinationals squarely at the center of concerns over low corporate tax deals arranged with small EU states.

But Nickelodeon remains a center of concern.

It's been the center of concern in our house for weeks.

In 1971, Father Callahan helped found the Center of Concern, an organization devoted to social justice issues.

Since the Constitution came into effect on Jan . 1 Hungary has become a center of concern in Europe over deterioration of democratic principles under Mr. Orban.

At the center of concern is the growing influence of sovereign wealth funds, which invested $21.5 billion in American companies last year, according to Thomson.