Sentence examples for concerned to identify from inspiring English sources
In contrast to the Special Branch, which has gone to great lengths to understand Muslim communities "in all their complexity", the Home Office has been more concerned to identify and latch on to presentable Muslim interlocutors, solicit from them the right public messages, and reward them with "representative" status, public funding and gongs.
Therefore, a statistic can be provided to the productions sites concerned, to identify trends and, in particular, permanently faulty areas.
Workshop 1 was concerned to identify the real results of competitive tendering, and experience on how to make it work better, using evidence from the rail and bus sectors in a large number of countries spread around the world.
As a sociologist, Merton was concerned to identify the norms that were part of scientific practice; he was not proposing a set of "oughts" he thought scientists should embrace but instead describing the "oughts" whose pull scientists already felt.
Many sociological discussions of economics, like Marx's critique of classical political economy, have been concerned to identify ideological distortions and thereby to criticize particular aspects of economic theory and economic policy.
Thus, it is tempting to assume that both the argument from causes and the argument from effects are likewise concerned to identify an empirical signature of absolute motion by which it can be distinguished from (merely) apparent motion.
Two dozen of the arrested men are now being prosecuted under Section 290 of the California Penal Code, which will require them, if convicted, to register as sex offenders and spend the rest of their lives on a public database intended to allow concerned parents to identify local paedophiles.
Concerned that their campaign to identify and seize terrorist money could lose steam, American officials have been pressing European governments to be more aggressive, while also looking to help smaller nations step up their efforts.
It examines one approach to police-community relations in which the police provide technical support to fledgling community groups, hoping to enlist the eyes and ears of concerned citizens in efforts to identify and arrest drug dealers.
Results showed that various length of DNA fragments within the ITS2 region were amplified and could be used to identify the concerned species.
In developing the SRR model, the tool of Responsibility Assignment Matrix is used to identify the concerned departments who assume responsibilities in the process of implementing sustainable urbanization.
