Sentence examples for concern of countries from inspiring English sources
Its potential use as a biological weapon has made anthrax a prime concern of countries seeking to control the spread of terrorism.
Asked on ABC radio about the notion that Pyongyang could make a nuclear weapon small enough to fit on a missile that could reach Australia, Bishop said this was "the concern of countries like Australia" while cautioning that "the details of the precise weapon are not yet established".
The Nobel in economic science was awarded on Monday to Thomas J. Sargent of New York University and Christopher A. Sims of Princeton University for their research on the cause and effect of government policies on the broader economy, a major concern of countries still struggling to address the aftermath of the recent financial crisis.
The SDGs are therefore the concern of countries, regional bodies and many United Nations organisations.
Low adherence to such programs and self-care procedures is a concern of countries that still bear a significant leprosy burden.
The European Union could exempt all incoming flights from the rules, although that seems unlikely to allay the concerns of countries like the United States and China because their airlines would still need to pay for the emissions tied to outgoing flights.
In an attempt to find ways of establishing empirical support for this argument, the paper explores the extent to which key messages delivered by international donor organizations and representatives at the Policy Forum can be seen to reflect the current activities and concerns of countries within the region (as expressed through individual country reports presented during the forum).
At an HFC negotiating session in Geneva in April, countries tentatively agreed on a solution to concerns of countries with the most extreme hot temperatures, and they got down to brass tacks by focusing on terms for supporting developing countries through the Multilateral Fund.
This is related to the concern of industrialized countries that NA-I countries might produce 'hot air' credits and thus distort the carbon market.
The main concern of European countries is the actions of their citizens who have joined Isis or al-Nusra and may return home to commit atrocities.
Footage shot in Syria of European jihadists fighting alongside opposition forces is increasing the concern of European countries about the potential threat from returning militants.
