Sentence examples for concerned agreements from inspiring English sources

It said the charges concerned agreements signed more than 30 years ago that came to an end four years ago.

As far as the planet is concerned, agreements to "cap" emissions, such as the Kyoto Protocol and the imagined Copenhagen Protocol, are worthless scraps of paper.

The Commission is concerned agreements around how consumers can purchase digital content are reducing cross-border trade by preventing games players from buying cheaper games elsewhere in Europe.

Subjects were grouped into three categories according to their level of concern: extremely concerned (if agreement was evident for 5-6 statements), quite concerned (if agreement was evident for 3-4 standments), and little concerned (if agreement was evident for 2 or fewer statements).

"We need to know how to maintain, build and pRelatedour sThisgth in a situation like that," he said.

Reed says that there are a lot of strategic issues at play, beyond what's happening with Egypt's government, that factor into the thinking where aid is concerned, including trade agreements and counter-terror activities.

In most cases, the decreases in agreement concerned statements that already had a low level of agreement (<67%) after round 2. Round 3 identified where there was a panel agreement for the 20 factors that clinicians reported in round 1 to be relevant to the decision about fitting hearing aids for the patient with mild hearing loss but without tinnitus.

We are extremely concerned that an agreement on fishing rights has not yet been reached.

But, according to Broome, president Barack Obama's recent pledge to slash emissions from the energy sector by 32% by 2030 is some cause for optimism: "If the US does something strong, it may be that other countries will be persuaded to act as well". Yet, at other times, he is more pessimistic: "The French appear to be more concerned about getting an agreement, than a worthwhile agreement.

They formed a taskforce to put in place a range of measures that include free counselling, a hotline for concerned neighbours and an agreement from newspaper-delivery workers to alert them when papers remain uncollected from mailboxes.

It works when each term gains the uncoerced agreement of all concerned: client, coach, and coachee.