Sentence examples for concerned to make a from inspiring English sources

We ask all those concerned to make a donation.

(c) which authorized the Secretary concerned to make a lump-sum payment for nonrecurring expenses to certain members of the uniformed services authorized to receive per diem allowances under subsec.

The paperback was as much a part of the 1960s social revolution as Swinging London or the mini-skirt, but the "paperback writer" of the Beatles' song was not a Hoggart-style highbrow but a trend-surfer concerned to "make a million for you overnight".

Like many Roman Catholics, he is concerned to make a good death – it's one of the most important things in his life – but at no point is he ever known to give a moment's thought to the tormented deaths waiting for those whose lives he has ruined.

Consider an example derived from Anscombe (1963): a woman sends her husband to the grocery store with a list of things to procure; unbeknownst to him he is also being trailed by a detective concerned to make a list of what the man buys.

But the reward that we would gain, if we follow my proposal, would be that we would have a more transparent, a more legible set of procedures and it would be easier to convince those watching us that we are concerned to make a favourable impact on their welfare and political and social circumstances, rather than introvertedly concerned only with our procedures.

The leaked emails are thus profoundly inconvenient for all of us who are concerned to make the world wake up to an inconvenient truth.

However, its experts believe that the studies are of sufficient concern to make a variety of recommendations for ensuring health and safety in the workplace.

A Serco spokesman told Guardian Australia the company "encourages anyone with a concern to make a complaint through the many channels that exist", but declined to say how many complaints had been received or investigated.

One day, he is forced through semi-sincere professional concern to make a house call to a demanding patient, which means he has to cancel a planned hiking expedition with Andrea; his son goes diving instead, and dies in an accident.

Giovanni is forced through semi-sincere concern to make an unprecedented "house-call" to a patient, resulting in the cancellation of a proposed run with Andrea; his son goes diving instead and dies in an accident.