Sentence examples for concern define from inspiring English sources

A priority of UNICEF's efforts worldwide is to help empower them to identify issues of concern, define viable solutions and multiply their capacity to act on their decisions.

UNICEF uses participatory methods to help families and communities identify issues of concern, define viable solutions and develop their capacity to act on their decisions.

Algorithms combining the physical model under concern – defined through an explicit formula, a finite element code computation or a user-defined function – and a stochastic model of the input are then presented to the reader.

Tweets to #prayforboston would thus express feelings associated with empathic concern, defined as 'an other other-oriented emotional response elicited by and congruent with the perceived welfare of someone else' [87] (pp.145-146).

Children from 6 months to 6 years of age constituted 2,342 of those tested; 65 had blood lead levels > 10 μg/dL (the "level of concern" defined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), the highest with a level of 68 μg/dL.

As recently as the late 1970s, 78% of the U.S. population had blood lead levels ≥ 10 μg/dL (Mahaffey et al. 1982), the current threshold of concern defined previously by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC 1991).

One issue that drew several opinions from members of the Court concerned defining prosecutable obscenity.

One concerns defining the notion of substance.

Concerning defined by (4.1), we have the following useful lemmas.

Concerning defined by (1.15), we have the following lemmas which are important to prove our main result.

Jacobson has claimed that Kalooki Nights is “the most Jewish novel that has ever been written by anybody, anywhere.” That's hard to argue with, not only because the word Jew appears on almost every page, often in unexpected forms (as in “Jew Jew train”), but because the nature of Jewish identity and Jewish concerns, defined in his own, idiosyncratic way, is the narrator’s obsession.