Sentence examples for concern under which from inspiring English sources

Nick Kaye described a scheme in his area of Newquay, run jointly with Age Concern, under which pharmacists from the town were able to carry out home visits to help tailor care to elderly people.

However in 2004, the EU announced a deal with Philip Morris International, a global tobacco concern, under which the company vowed to pay $1.25 billion over 12 years and take a series of anti-smuggling measures.

It was vetoed jointly by Sinn Féin and the nationalist SDLP which deployed a "petition of concern" under which bills can be defeated if one side of the sectarian/political divide claims there is insufficient cross-community support for a law.

As such, little is known concerning conditions under which a candidate set of subsets of arguments are "realistic" in the sense that they correspond to the extensions of some argumentation framework af for a semantics of interest.

Welfare economists were concerned with conditions under which that correspondence failed and sought to describe such conditions.

In 1914 they formulated the theorem (now called the Bohr Landau theorem), which concerns the conditions under which the zeta function is equal to zero (distribution of zeros).

In major contracts the parties usually make specific provisions concerning the conditions under which the seller is to be exempted from liability for late delivery.

There were small headlines: "Booze Ship Caught," A few paragraphs followed: names of the arresting officers; name of the ship's captain; few dull facts concerning the papers under which the vessel sailed, a catalogue of cargo the worth of which was estimated at $300,000.

In 1926, after a dispute concerning the conditions under which Sinn Féin would take part in elections for the Dáil, de Valera resigned as Sinn Féin leader and founded the Fianna Fáil party, which absorbed most of Sinn Féin's original membership.

The issue concerns the conditions under which representational objects or states are regarded as part of a cognitive system.

The former question concerns the conditions under which it is acceptable to ask individuals to contribute to answering the scientific question posed by a given study (Jonas 1969).