Sentence examples for concerned does not take from inspiring English sources

The general view, especially as far as rights are concerned, does not take into account the overlapping identities of these women.

The Member State concerned does not take part in the votes in the Council or the European Council.

LUCI OLEWINSKI Registered nurse, Bellevue Hospital Center City hospitals need a society where budget concerns don't take precedence over the health of citizens.

Ordinarily, such disagreements would be hashed out politically, but in this case public concern didn't take hold until after the local government had already approved the exercise.

She is strongly concerned with honesty, and does not take lightly to anyone lying to her.

This message would also show people in China — or at least those who are able to obtain news outside the state-run media — that the international community is concerned about domestic developments and does not take at face value the government's hollow assurances.

There are also concerns that the law does not take into account the individual circumstances of each sex offender, including the likelihood of committing more crimes.

"Our concern is if ICE does not take action, an immigration judge may order his removal" at a hearing set for 26 April, when Francisco will appear via video conference from detention.

Occupational exposure of MTBE among workers such as road tanker drivers, garage workers, and gasoline service station attendants had drawn worldwide concern since 1990s, although such exposure does not take place in general population [ 59– 61].

Power does not take such concerns seriously.

The leading Gulf Arab power has complained for years that Washington does not take its concerns seriously.