Sentence examples for certain matters of concern from inspiring English sources
This idea implied letting alone certain matters of concern to the colonists, and so allowing them in some respects civil liberty on a de facto basis (SDR, W & S 1981-, 1981-,-18).
Nevertheless, there is something appealing in the idea that disagreements concerning certain matters of fact can be settled by the very facts themselves, that explanations and predictions grounded in what's really there rather than in a distorted image of it.
International agreement, instrument by which states and other subjects of international law, such as certain international organizations, regulate matters of concern to them.
The damaging phenomenon becomes a matter of concern only when it entails a certain degree of damage or loss to the population or the resources within its influence.
"There is no ban in that broad sense, though some Tibetan organisations are said to have at certain times imposed such bans on their own members, which is indeed a matter of concern.
Altogether, it is possible to conclude that while no certain cardioprotective effect can be attributed to sulfonylureas, they do not seem to be a matter of concern, particularly if the latest compounds are chosen.
