Sentence examples for concerned an event from inspiring English sources

If the allegation against X had concerned an event in England, or almost anywhere else in the world, the case would, the Observer has been told, have gone ahead without the need for corroboration.

The court said the articles "concerned an event of significant historical importance and that both the event and historical figures involved, such as the applicant's grandfather, inevitably remain open to public scrutiny and criticism".

Of these reports 1.236 reports were not eligible, because they were anonymous, not related to a specific patient or the report concerned an event that occurred in 2003.

a An intelligence snippet contains specific information concerning an event (or events) related to national or international law enforcement, and this information is presented to the ACORD system as a record (or k-tuple) of events.

It concerns an event that seemed to symbolize everything that was wrong with contemporary New York: a 30-minute attack, culminating in murder, on a young Queens woman, heard by 38 neighbors, none of whom called the police.

"When you know that there's a piece of paper in a courthouse concerning you," Mr. Price said, "concerning an event that took place between you and another party, your birth mother, and you're not even allowed to see it, I just think that's wrong".

And then the bet may concern an event such that, were it to occur, you would no longer value the pay-off the same way.

Participants are encouraged to write about their deepest thoughts and feelings concerning an event or experience they have not talked about with others.

The issue of leeway and the apparent circumvention from written ADs can be deconstructed by understanding the held conception that one's views and attitudes concerning an event are greatly influenced by how one perceives the event while experiencing it.

As far as the observer O is concerned, a quantum event has happened and a property q of a system S has taken a certain value.

We checked whether the primary outcomes concerned a clinical event such as death, cardiac death, myocardial infarction, stroke, and revascularization, or an angiographic surrogate outcome such as coronary restenosis or late lumen loss.