Sentence examples for concern it should be from inspiring English sources

They would recognize further that if the business is not worth its realizable value as a going concern it should be wound up.

First, although the real-time performance is a key concern, it should be compatible with many other critical issues, such as energy efficiency due to the limited power of sensor nodes.

In addressing this concern, it should be recognized that the monthly visits of chronic patients to their PHC clinics (for check-ups, collection or renewal of medications) provide opportunities for screening for, advising and reinforcing previous advice on tobacco cessation.

Although mismanagement of children with severe illness is a serious concern, it should be noted that, even if referral rates are low, iCCM can still contribute to substantial reductions in mortality through the early management of illnesses, thus preventing children from becoming severely ill in the first place.

And in setting the limits where child witnesses are concerned, it should be borne in mind that it is particularly easy to discredit children.

I feel that it creates a split between the community game and the elite, and as far as I'm concerned it should be one referee".

To the extent that there are any reasonable security concerns, it should be permissible to require burqa-clad women to be screened by police officers.

Among other things, Eskandary said, "As far as the religious aspect of the present movement is concerned, it should be emphasized that the Shiite clergy cannot be viewed as a force demanding a return to the past, to the Middle Ages.

He said of Mr Dalyell: "As far as my parliamentary colleague is concerned, it should be borne in mind that he totally opposed the liberation of Kuwait and the action in Kosovo and Afghanistan.

In the ongoing hullabaloo, Dr. Prusoff, who makes a considerable personal income from his drug's sales, said early on that, as far as he was concerned, it should be made freely available to underdeveloped countries, either through the largesse of its distributor, the pharmaceutical giant Bristol-Myers Squibb, or through the use of cheaper generic equivalents.

Moreover, while these new tactics can be explained by national security concerns, it should be remembered that there has never been an authoritarian country that did not have national security concerns which were ultimately used to explain authoritarian behavior.