Sentence examples for class concerns from inspiring English sources
The BBL marched through impoverished East End districts, voicing working class concerns, but wealthier elements ran the organisation from its Gracechurch Street offices nestled comfortably within the City.
While the George Street roster of, one assumes, pretenders to the title, is not yet announced, its current play, "Master Class," concerns Maria Callas, more as ornamental centerpiece than as subject of substance, yet, a diva defined.
Drop the dead donkeys A very long engagement Royal regress Harry Potter revived Class concerns Single market blues Reprints Related items Dutch courage and the death of Theo van Gogh: Counting the costAug 31st 2006Another explanation for the Christian Democrats' revival is Labour's self-inflicted wounds.
Drop the dead donkeys A very long engagement Royal regress Harry Potter revived Class concerns Single market blues Reprints Related items France's presidency: Runners and ridersOct 5th 2006Yet Ms Royal, who is president of the Poitou-Charentes region, has certainly not looked assured in the debates.
[Page A14.] The new emphasis is a stark change from the 1980's, when educators and policy makers fretted over the fate of even America's best schools in international competition, and it is in striking contrast to other domestic policy issues, like health care, in which middle class concerns drive the debate.
This class concerns the class of linear switched systems.
Have a group discussion in class concerning these issues.
"Precinct 17 has always been working class, concerned about health care, jobs.
Jamie Oliver has admitted that his campaign to improve the diet of Britain's poorest children failed because eating well is considered a "posh and middle class" concern.
Nevertheless, his work remains important, for it documents the typical Brahman (priestly class) concern with the implementation of dharma that is, the class and individual obligations that keep the world in balance and produce the good society.
In addition, each millet cared for the many social and administrative functions not assumed by the Ottoman ruling class, concerning such matters as marriage, divorce, birth and death, health, education, internal security, and justice.
