Sentence examples for concerned market from inspiring English sources

"In the framework of TTIP as of any other trade agreement negotiation, the goal of the Commission is to extend the protection certain products already get on the EU market to the concerned market," a spokesman told The Telegraph.

As far as I'm concerned, marketing of the service so far has not been good.

Mr. Ainslie said that Mr. Taubman was more concerned with market share than with the bottom line.

The step is intended to satisfy regulators who might become concerned about market concentration in the Washington area, where United is the largest carrier at Washington Dulles International Airport and US Airways is in a similar position at Reagan Airport.

The step, which will not include the lucrative shuttle service between Washington, New York and Boston, is intended to satisfy regulators who might become concerned about market concentration in the Washington area, where United is the largest carrier at Washington Dulles International Airport and US Airways is in a similar position at Reagan Airport.

Eurogroup chairman Jean-Claude Juncker said he was very concerned about market reaction to measures taken by leaders to deal with the financial crisis, and that he believed the situation was worsening, according to TradeTheNews.

It would only benefit an industry that has become more concerned with market share and stock prices on Wall Street than with the business in which they are engaged and the services they render.

Co-founder Eric Wu did not specify which markets, but he said the company is more concerned with markets where there isn't a lot of liquidity or demand.

"It was a fabulous week for everyone involved, especially everyone concerned with marketing and promoting the city.

The advocacy group is particularly concerned about marketing through fast-food toy giveaways and the sale of licensed merchandise.

A person may be mimicking their behavior and riding on their coattails and doing so successfully because banks are more concerned with marketing issues than security issues".