Sentence examples for concern a matter from inspiring English sources
If it were, its failure to admit women (and, until pretty recently, blacks) would be its own concern — a matter for pity as much as outrage.
Lilliput's quarrels over which was the correct end from which to eat a boiled egg did at least concern a matter that might affect you every morning over breakfast.
This new defence would allow for complete immunity from liability in defamation provided three conditions are met: the allegations concern a matter of public interest; they are honestly believed to be true; they are "promptly clarified or corrected with adequate prominence".
But comical though it is, his fiction is rarely frivolous, and one of its most serious themes is that the pursuit of pleasure — of satisfaction — is an ethical concern, a matter, as the Oxford poem has it, of good and bad.
Both concern a matter dear to my heart: food labeling.
Users may want information to remain private even if it does not concern a matter which is legally defined as "sensitive" information.
When it concerns a matter of principle, I don't think one should be ashamed of making a scene.
Just Thursday prosecutors asked a federal judge to allow submission of a sealed brief concerning a "matter occurring before the grand jury".
If you couldn't vote for him, he didn't give a damn what you thought, not even concerning a matter affecting the nation.
The most frightening finding in the Federal Reserve's Report on the Economic Well-Being of U.S. Households in 2014 concerns a matter of $400.
