Sentence examples for concerned special from inspiring English sources

Both the UK and US governments want drone attacks (and, as far as the UK is concerned, special forces operations as well) shielded from public scrutiny.

As far as numerical evaluation is concerned, special attention has been paid to carry out a fair comparison in a realistic scenario.

Anything that doesn't involve regular, uniformed people on the ground is deemed Peace — as far as the US public seems to be concerned, Special Forces and airstrikes don't count.

As far as the use of the scale in other countries is concerned, special attention should be paid to societal ideals and cultural norms, as these factors can greatly influence body perception.

Concerned that special tax benefits to encourage Americans to give to charity might be significantly curtailed in the negotiations between President Obama and Speaker John A. Boehner, scores of nonprofit leaders came to Washington this week for a coordinated lobbying effort.

"I urge all senators to be less concerned with special interest score cards and more focused on fulfilling our oath to faithfully discharge the duties of our offices as United States senators".

It will be added to the list of special concerned species".

At 15, I was less concerned about being special than fitting in.

Three-quarters of Americans disapprove of the way Congress is handling its job, the poll found, and nearly 9 in 10 said most members of Congress were more concerned with serving special interest groups than helping the people they represent.

During a later study on the function of the placenta, Libby met hundreds of twins and their mothers, and became increasingly concerned about the special problems facing families with twins and their need for mutual support.

"We just need a vote on this," she said, "and you know, if people want to come down in the well and vote the wrong way on safety, then they have shown themselves to be more concerned with the special economic interests, frankly, than the lives of the people that are being put at risk".