Sentence examples for concern to be a from inspiring English sources

"It's always been our concern to be a crime deterrent," she said.

Hammurabi's laws not a law code in the modern sense must also be considered as an expression of his concern to be a just ruler an ideal pursued by Mesopotamian kings at all times.

"It won't be long before this goes from being a concern to being a major problem," said Brad Bourland, chief economist for the Saudi American Bank.

But extraditing anybody usually requires the deed concerned to be a crime in both countries.

In a letter to Mr. Obama, Mr. Brennan said he did not want those concerns to be a "distraction" for the incoming administration.

The judge said: "Icebreaker is, and was known and understood by all concerned to be, a tax-avoidance scheme.

On the one hand, as far as Britain is concerned, "to be a Bengali in London meant being the owner of a Bangladeshi restaurant".

In summary, this study highlights the evolution of tobacco smoking from being a major global health concern to being an equally important development issue.

"That is a significant concern, to be honest with you," Mr. Clarke said.

"It's an obvious concern to be where are just now.

This concern appears to be a misunderstanding of our proposed model of AMPAR recycling.