Sentence examples for concerned practices from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most persistent rumors have concerned practices of outright theft: valuables slated for sale at Drouot are known to disappear from homes and trucks before they ever reach the auction house, apparently stolen by the auctioneers and handlers hired to inventory, pack and sell them.

At number two, Pulse is concerned "practices will be battling with online records and new IT systems".

Beginning in the late 1990s, there was considerable debate about whether the death penalty should be imposed on the mentally impaired; much of the controversy concerned practices in the United States, where more than a dozen such executions took place from 1990 to 2001 despite a UN injunction against the practice in 1989.

One of the more recent also concerned employment practices, although of a different nature: the company, along with Google, Intel and Adobe, settled a case for $324 million with high-tech workers who were accusing the companies of conspiring to keep salaries down by refraining from poaching from each other.

Another memo, sent in 1991 to "all branch managers," concerned Associates' practice of acquiring consumer loans made by other lenders or retailers.

After attending a meeting with traders in October 2000, Mr. Hall said he became "increasingly concerned" about trading practices.

At the time, the FDA was more concerned with deceptive practices – was there enough seafood in seafood cocktail or oranges in orange juice – than in consumer nutrition.

Some are more concerned with the practices of airlines than the TSA.

Concerned about these practices, and about continuing horse hunts in unprotected areas, Johnston and her group began working to pass federal legislation to protect feral horses throughout the U.S.

If Muslim scholars are so concerned that Muslim practices follow Islam's revelation and Muhammad's memory, and if they truly want to defend Islam and our Prophet, then what have they been doing for the last thousand years?

Many people were rather concerned with this practice, and it reminded me of breeding golden hamsters to allow endangered black-footed ferrets to practice killing them before being released into wild habitat.