Sentence examples for concern to make from inspiring English sources

He's equally dismissive about western governments' concern to make investment and aid contingent on human rights reforms.

He supplied the strong shoulders and firm feet for physical tasks, the tender concern to make sure that a proud man met the outside world looking his best.

You can see that each work has its own definite lighting scheme, but not that there is any particular concern to make the dancers shine.

She wrote: "May I begin by assuring you that the government shares your concern to make certain that the tragic death of Mr Litvinenko is properly investigated.

However, its experts believe that the studies are of sufficient concern to make a variety of recommendations for ensuring health and safety in the workplace.

There is freedom of expression, as well as a growing concern to make sure there is no disconnect between the image of a company and the integrity of the products it sells.

The first step is to require the country concerned to make adjustments to its public finances.

"We are obviously concerned to make sure the right replacement structures are put in place.

Happily, he has left taste to his audience, being concerned to make money.

In Spain Charles was concerned to make himself more absolute and therefore better able to undertake reform.

The entire committee is concerned to make sure that nothing like that ever has a chance of happening again".