Sentence examples for concern to create a from inspiring English sources

The Child-Friendly Spaces are staffed by animateurs, local educators with training in music, drama, and art hired by Concern to create a transitional curriculum that provides basic learning until the children can be placed in formal education programs and schools.

But now came an awareness that directors might be making their films to explore personal concerns, to create a movie as personally as a novelist was understood to write a book.

"We believe we have taken into account all points of view and concerns to create a framework that allows important medical research to continue while maintaining respect for the embryo," says Lim. Stressing the point further, Senior District Judge Richard Magnus, the head of BAC's HSR subcommittee, notes that embryos would be accorded "a special status".

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Our goal was to evaluate the quality of a larger pool of included studies rather than exclude more studies, based on quality concerns, to create a smaller pool of included studies" [personal communication].

Troyer criticized the state's "permissive regulatory structure" for allowing an onslaught of negative consequences, from public safety and environmental concerns to creating a "booming black market".

Their chief concern is to create a legacy for their wealth while continuing to grow it.

At that time his main concern was to create a base of operations for deeper Union thrusts into the Confederacy.

Graeco-Roman antiquity did not speculate about art, or speculated very little; its chief concern was to create a method of artistic instruction, not a "philosophy" but an "empirical science" of art.

One way to address this concern is to create a random library of strain variants and use selective pressure to discover strains with the desired phenotype.

According to Betgem (2000), the middle range of this continuum represents 'detached concern' the ability to create a balance between objectivity and showing emotional involvement in the patient [ 21].