Sentence examples for concerned about order from inspiring English sources

Airbus said it was less concerned about order cancellations than about managing a 3,715-plane 3,715-planeorderrth $478 backlog.

"What the S.E.C. is telling us is that they are very concerned about order imbalances and that the market will start with tremendous quantities of sell orders that they are skeptical that market specialists will be able to handle," said Joel Seligman, co-author of a leading treatise on securities law and the dean of the Washington University School of Law.

It's sad because they are only concerned about ordering books in bulk to meet sales margins —  Books that are tried-and-tested, formula-driven drivel, found on international bestseller lists.

Among the federal provisions Guernsey is concerned about is an executive order signed by Obama that does not prohibit doctors from asking about guns in a home.

Mark Harrop, president of the University of Birmingham Guild of Students, said he was concerned about the order and that his guild would support students who wanted to protest.

The company told the BBC it was concerned about the order and any measures which could block skilled workers from the US.

But you know, we are very concerned about keeping order in the court.

'The United States would be gravely concerned about an order of a trial court in a foreign country, entered at the behest of a private person, seeking to establish a clearinghouse in that country of all the United States' assets.'.

"The United States would be gravely concerned about an order of a trial court in a foreign country, entered at the behest of a private person, seeking to establish a clearinghouse in that country of all the United States' assets," Deputy Solicitor General Edwin Kneedler told the justices.

They will all say, 'I'm for transparency,' but at least seven will be concerned about second-order effects.

"All of our people who are deeply concerned about law and order should hail this day," President Lyndon B. Johnson said upon signing the Gun Control Act in October 1968.