Sentence examples for concerned or a from inspiring English sources

He explained that the problem with food aid in kind was that it could often take four to five months to arrive at an emergency, whereas food could be bought directly by non-governmental organisations and other disaster relief workers either in the country concerned or a neighbouring one, thus speeding up the process and putting the money involved into the local economies.

We define the occupational domain of an education programme as the occupations for which the programme concerned or a related programme is required.

Further, the right under Article 30 can be availed of even if the educational institution established does not confine itself to the teaching of the religion or language of the minority concerned, or a majority of students in that institution do not belong to such minority.

Foot disease disorders (foot wound, foot infection or collective 'foot disease') and risk factors (PAD, PN or foot deformity) were defined as listing of the foot disease disorder or risk factor concerned (or a synonym) in the study.

— have acted pragmatically, insisting on the toughest terms they could extract short of inspiring an insurrection in the country concerned or an outbreak of contagion.

Bob Dylan was a rapper as far as I'm concerned, or at least a rap producer, yeah.

No difference in expressed demands was found between complaints with a complaint that concerned themselves, or a complaint that concerned another person (e.g. child or partner).

A large deal of the research concerned one or a small number of fixed (L1-L2) language pairs.

But he is still concerned about violence "or a simple demonstration".

[C]oncepts concerning God or a supreme being of some sort are manifestly religious...

The Elder Care Program, a part of CARE Services, offers confidential, free assistance for faculty and staff who are caring for or concerned about an elder or dependent adult.