Sentence examples for concern wins from inspiring English sources
If Heyday, the membership arm of Age Concern, wins the case it could also allow hundreds of workers forced into retirement to claim compensation from their former employers.
The euro1.1 billion ($1 billion) purchase will give Endesa a 9% share of the Dutch market.Online off-loadLetsbuyit.com, a European online group-buying concern, won temporary bankruptcy protection.
As far as the Australia coach Holger Osieck is concerned, wins over Jordan and Iraq in Sydney next week and its hello Brazil, anything less and it's the hell of depending on other results.
But strategic concerns won out.
The virtuosity of all concerned won the biggest of the evening's ovations.
When Lord Joffe repeatedly tried and failed to pass a similar assisted dying bill several years ago, these legitimate concerns won.
"As far as we're concerned, winning the World Cup puts Nicole right in the frame for Athens," said the national road-race team manager John Herety.
But, as far as Smith is concerned, winning the Turkish league last season and sitting top of the table this term is proof in itself that their opponents are a force to be reckoned with.
Some think that reforming benefits for EU workers would allow Mr Cameron to show that he is addressing public concerns, winning allies in Europe and, together with other reforms, successfully redefining Britain's relationship with Europe.
As Spivey points out, these attitudes have little to do with our idea of "sport," a judgment echoed by Miller: "Athletics was not simply about competition; it concerned winning a prize.
Eventually, Ms. Fensterer's concerns won out, although Mr. Bradlee didn't let her forget there were limits on how much he and his wife were willing to spend beyond the regular budget.
