Sentence examples for concerned delivering from inspiring English sources
As far as radiotherapy is concerned, delivering treatment to colon cancers is technically challenging because of the close proximity of a number of critical structures.
Those who were considered to have high-risk pregnancies were concerned about delivering prematurely, not about stillbirth.
"His last two predecessors did not come directly from senior congregational roles, suggesting that the movement is concerned about delivering change, value and transformation to Reform congregations".
They are much more concerned with delivering goodies to the President's political base of wealthy corporate executives and conservative activists, regardless of long-term consequences.
The SAB deal demonstrates how first and foremost the chief executive of a FTSE 100 company is concerned with delivering value to shareholders.
Where most novels are concerned with delivering a protagonist that the reader is compelled to associate with, to try and understand, Bateman is a monster with a nice business card.
The measures implemented will be the result of a consultative process and needs assessment involving multiple stakeholders, and continue to evolve to address the needs of all concerned in delivering care.
When Mubarak took office in the early 1980s, the Egyptian state remained as undemocratic as ever; by now, though, its operation was less concerned with delivering material security to its population and more with carving up social assets for the financial benefit of its custodians.
Whether any training is actually firm specific is a moot point, it is certainly the case that apprenticeship training is mainly concerned with delivering transferable skills.
While "New Girl" is full of zingers (often about how weird Jess is), it's just as concerned with delivering tender little life lessons about how nice it is to have friends, even if they're a little loony.
Family carers thought staff were most concerned with delivering medical treatment and task-orientated care.
