Sentence examples for concerned about measures from inspiring English sources

Some investors remain concerned about measures to focus the Federal Reserve's authority on Wall Street's largest financial institutions and strip it of its oversight over small- and midsize banks.

Janet L. Yellen, the Federal Reserve's departing chairwoman who had her last working day on Friday, was viewed by some as being more concerned about measures of weakness in the job market than by the risk of rising inflation, and therefore more willing to keep rates low.

The West may become concerned about measures that, for example, undermine judicial independence.

Bernanke's colleague, Dennis Lockhart, President and CEO of Atlanta's Federal Reserve Bank adds, "I'm concerned about measures that would have the effect of politicizing the Federal Reserve and especially the Fed's decision making on matters of monetary policy".

The Maine moderate was lobbied heavily by Obama, but announced Sunday night in a statement that she remained "concerned" about the measure, while objecting to "the artificial and arbitrary deadline of completing the bill before Christmas". Though admittedly outflanked, Republicans declined to relent.

So, future research should focus on the complex interplay between genes and environment, without being concerned about which measure of SWB should be used.

They were most concerned about confounds, nonmeaningful measures, and erroneous assumptions on the timing of trigger effects.

"Since Sept. 11, people are more concerned about security and what measures they need to take," said Timothy B. Williams, chief executive of Nationwide Protective Services.

Eurogroup chairman Jean-Claude Juncker said he was very concerned about market reaction to measures taken by leaders to deal with the financial crisis, and that he believed the situation was worsening, according to TradeTheNews.

- Special national measures:  Concerned about the prospect of child trafficking from the tsunami zone, Indonesia put a temporary moratorium on children under 16 from Aceh traveling outside the country without a parent.

The London Jewish Forum is very concerned about the impact this measure will have on the Stamford Hill community.