Sentence examples for concerned precisely from inspiring English sources

The movement against S.B. 1070 is concerned precisely with the harassment of the people currently deemed to have "no business" in the state, or in the country.

Religion, however, is concerned precisely with the individual's particular moral failings (Zank 1996 and 2000).

(Jacobi, 1787: vi) The second part of the Dialogue is concerned precisely with this issue.

Even if such a project were possible, it seems clear enough that feminists are concerned precisely by the harmful forms of masculinity and femininity that are deeply implicated in systems of social meaning.

Likewise, Wittgensteinians may claim that Wittgenstein's own opposition to metaphysics only concerned false attempts to render it intelligible: his merely ineffable but uneliminated metaphysics concerned precisely what for him were essentials of ways of representing the world.

The fallacy with the quaint title "ignorance of refutation" is best understood from a modern point of view as a mistake concerning precisely what is to be proved or disproved in an argument.

There is far less agreement, however, concerning precisely which relation between classical and quantum mechanics Bohr intended to designate by the correspondence principle.

(This is not to deny that some of the norms may concern precisely how to weave norms together, for example by stipulating that lex posterior derogat legi priori).

Another point of contention concerns precisely how, and by what means, the individual was beaten.

These contradictory results may be explained by our uncertainty concerning precisely which conditions change the incidence of vasomotor symptoms; cultural, social, economic, psychic or physiological differences [ 32].

Because it so happens, as Mr Claeys said just now, that the parties concerned are precisely the ones that have always chorused that we must brush aside the French and Dutch no-vote on the European Constitution and just get on with the ratification process.