Sentence examples for concerned could not from inspiring English sources

The Bank of England's code of conduct stipulates that FPC members must demonstrate they have no interests "that could give rise to a perception that the individual concerned could not be wholly independent, disinterested and impartial".

Bigg's brought a counterclaim before the national court containing similar allegations against Colim and argued in its defense that the provisions concerned could not be invoked against it, because they constituted "technical regulations" within the meaning of Directive 83/189/EEC (the "Directive"), which had not been notified to the Commission.

You become Mitchell Johnson, who not so long ago was considered the Baggy Green's nearest thing to a new Glenn McGrath or Brett Lee, leaving a first Ashes Test in Brisbane which as far as you are concerned could not have been any more cruel had it been scripted by the Marquis de Sade.

He added that the midwife concerned could not know for certain who she had visited without the diaries.

If some particular outcome is fated, then it seems that the agent concerned could not be morally responsible for that outcome.

However, Gheorghe Câţean, one of the Romanian shepherds concerned, could not identify any great advantages in transhumance other than saying that it is a form of natural selection (because only healthy sheep survive), that it reduces the fat content of the lamb meat and that it is a great adventure for men! (personal communication).

It's not as if everyone concerned couldn't have known the quality of the gruel before they plunged into it.

Mr. Fawcett's concerns could not be determined.

America's allies, who bent over backwards to accommodate its concerns, could not agree to an absolute exemption.

How sad that the same concern could not have been shown towards the people who used to live there.

Worries about a growing presence of Islamic State (Isis) in Libya, and unverified fears that militants might try to infiltrate migrant boats, may however achieve what humanitarian concerns could not.