Sentence examples for concern to bring from inspiring English sources

It also said "significant actions were taken to investigate areas of concern, to bring in independent reviewers, and to take action where necessary".

The impetus for the scheme was not some abstract concern to bring more evidence to court, still less any deficiency with public protection immunities.

It is heartening that the junta has shown some concern to bring about a reconciliation, however unlikely, between the pro-Thaksin "red shirts" and their opponents, who paralysed Bangkok in giant protests from late last year.

The helicopter was not hit, but the episode caused enough concern to bring the commander of American forces in Afghanistan, Lt. Gen. Karl W. Eikenberry, to Pakistan on Thursday to meet with the Pakistani high command.

On one hand, this S&T diplomacy approach was driven by the geopolitical concern to bring Central European Candidate Countries closer to the EU and it's upcoming research area (and then to integrate them).

But his focus was on a call for people to overcome past divisions: "The urgent challenge to protect our common home includes a concern to bring the whole human family together to seek a sustainable and integral development, for we know that things can change," he wrote.

By finding common themes, organisers can mobilise neighbours through shared concerns to bring about change.

The approach builds on insights in the area of technology assessment which seek to open innovation processes to related societal concerns to bring about sustainable improvement.

Božo Škerlj was not the only figure concerned to bring his subject to the attention of a wider audience.

However, as technology becomes increasingly pervasive and connected, it is important that policy encapsulates higher-level concerns, to bring about user-level goals.

Ethics is especially concerned to bring out the facts of conflict, the opposition of different strains in things in general, but in human and mental life most particularly.