Sentence examples for closely concerns from inspiring English sources
"At an initial level report appears to present a market that is well supplied... but if you look closely, concerns around Iran and fact that stocks are still low remain key issues," said Gareth Lewis-Davies, energy commodity strategist at BNP Paribas.
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Although the end that Kant's ethics most closely concerns is rational nature (the "end in itself" which grounds moral duties), Kant's ethics also contains a different sort of ultimate end: the complete object of practical reason, which we can think of all moral action as pointing toward.
As secretary for the colonies, Bathurst was closely concerned with the abolition of the slave trade.
Analysts are watching the case closely, concerned that if Stockton succeeds, other troubled cities may follow.
Back in London in 1943, he was in the Colonial Office and was closely concerned with African policy.
U.S. regulators would likely scrutinize the merger closely, concerned that industry consolidation would reduce competition and raise consumer prices.
As her description makes clear, Ms. Orlin's work is closely concerned with South Africa, despite her European base.
The persons perhaps most closely concerned with the investigation, namely Marina and Anatoly Litvinenko, would learn no more from an inquiry than they would from the inquest".
From that moment, she became inextricably linked with the investigation and – as some of those closely concerned with the case have acknowledged – critical to its success.
In the view of Western diplomats closely concerned with Zanzibar, the revolution represents Communism's first attempt to seize political control in black Africa by force of arms.
