Sentence examples for concern underpins from inspiring English sources

A similar concern underpins cases in which the Court has held that, when entering into commitments on the international stage, Member States and Community institutions are under a duty of loyal cooperation.

This concern underpins previous suggestions that different static CA curves may apply under different physiological states (Drummond 1997).

This is the thread that ties AverageExplorer into the larger concern underpinning much of Efros's research: how to analyze the deluge of online photographs.

Those very same concerns underpin the campaign at Georgetown.

The concerns underpinning the anger out there stem from concern about what's good for the long-term, and what's truly sustainable.

Indeed, such concerns underpin Gates's suggestion for a robot tax and he recognises the role government will have to play in addressing it.

Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, has taken steps to retool its own approach to the Syrian conflict to address some of the concerns underpinning U.S. reluctance for greater involvement, including measures to curtail the proliferating influence of jihadists over the rebels.

This "no-regrets" approach to the health dimensions of climate change resonates with the fundamental humanitarian concerns underpinning much of the work on human vulnerability to 'natural' hazards and environmental change through its strong focus on minimise harm.

Rational utilisation of natural resources was one of the earliest environmental concerns underpinning the first European Treaties.

It is those concerns that underpin the constitutions of most developed countries, and inform international principles of human rights and the rule of law.

"We see today's announcement as a clear positive which goes a long way to addressing some of the concerns that underpin our 'underperform' recommendation [on Drax shares]," said John Musk, managing director of European utilities research at RBC Capital Markets.