Sentence examples for concern of general from inspiring English sources

What a continuing commitment of 15 brigades — more than 130,000 troops — would mean for the Army as a whole is said to be a major concern of General Casey, among others on the joint staff.

Individual experiences may illustrate the concerns of general paediatricians.

The main concerns of general practices in early adopter sites were workload and the ethics of consent.

With regards to concerns of general accessibility to medical care in The Netherlands, insurance status is not allowed to be considered in referral of patients.

— — — — — China's image is not of a concern to our grass-roots people; it is the concern of the general secretary and the premier.

Well, the mere fact of these three events, all in the past month, all attended by packed audiences, shows the extraordinary concern of the general public.

Industrial planning must include the health concern of the general population also in case of accidents.

Conclusions There is little evidence to support the concern of some general practitioners that low response rates and selective non-response bias have led to systematic unfairness in payments attached to questionnaire scores.

Our second research question concerns health care predictors of general satisfaction for both GPs and patients.

Dermal exposure may be significant for a narrow category of people working with organic lead compounds, but is of little concern for general population.

In addition to outbreak reporting, GPHIN has also provided information that enabled public health officials to track global effects of the outbreak such as worldwide prevention and control measures, concerns of the general public, and economic or political effects.