Sentence examples for concern for their fate from inspiring English sources

As Nicholas Penny, the director of the National Gallery, London says, concern for their fate lay behind much of the campaign to preserve great works of art in British collections from export.

Still, you find very distinguished representatives of the field talking about defendants with this clinical spillover of enormous empathy and concern for their fate that I believe one has to work hard to take out of the equation if one is in a forensic role.

But he acknowledged that his misgivings had more to do with how the soldiers were treated — and whether that comported with Islamic law — than any concern for their fates.

Show concern for their welfare.

Authors such as J. M. Coetzee and Jonathan Franzen have used fiction to register their concern for the fate of other species.

But it's hard to dismiss what emerges as a particularly insidious strain of misogyny in "Christine Falls" — insidious because it masquerades as Quirke's concern for the fate of unwed mothers and their babies.

Churkin said Russia shared concern for the fate of the civilian population but argued their plight would not be eased by ceasing "counter-terrorist operations" against "bandits" that the UK and France had "coddled and fuelled".

When Russia's military campaign against Chechen rebels intruded behind these walls in the fall of 1999, a handful of nurses and their supporters in Moscow rallied public concern for the fate of about 100 patients whose home had been this institution.

Two days later his body was found, heightening concern for the fate of the other three.

Photograph: David Levene Updated at 4.54pm GMT 3.16pm GMT Concern for the fate of Gaza as well as UK education.

Our concern for the fate of the acquitted men has grown, and we have finally met some of them.