Sentence examples for concerned individual from inspiring English sources

Some previous commissioners have deferred to political appointees, not only on matters of policy (which is often appropriate), but also on decisions that concerned individual products or civil service personnel.

Richard H. Pough, a founder of the Nature Conservancy whose many decades of conservation efforts, initially undertaken as a concerned individual, led to the establishment of nature preserves from Florida to Maine and as far west as Arizona, died on Tuesday at his home in Chilmark, Mass.

It all starts with a call from a developer, historical society or concerned individual: An old barn is about to be demolished.

As far as the commission is concerned, individual member states could decide to restrict a given crop on their territory in the future even if the European Union's food safety watchdog says there is no reason to block them.

Concerned Individual: "Oh honey, I heard the news, is there anything I can do?

Fox came under a two year investigation partly because a "concerned individual" claimed that Fox had molested him multiple times as a Boy Scout from 1978-1980.

And while the social media firms have been a bit more alacritous to respond to domestic lawmakers' requests for action and investigation into political disinformation, that just makes their wider inaction, when viable and reasonable concerns are brought to them by non-US politicians and other concerned individuals, all the more inexcusable.

Green NGOs and concerned individuals have also been helpful.Endangered species have benefited from some of the concomitants of growth, too.

"Our second-highest caller type is family and friends or concerned individuals," Katie Ray-Jones, the C.E.O. of the National Domestic Violence Hotline, told me last fall.

All concerned individuals, he insisted, should berate politicians to prevent a situation "where people in our country must once again be afraid".

Change will take place only when governments work with local and international animal welfare groups and concerned individuals to address the root of the problem through education and humane methods of population control, such as spaying and neutering.