Sentence examples for concerned to put a from inspiring English sources

When that funding disappeared, many banks teetered on the verge of collapse, prompting the authorities in the countries concerned to put a cap on the use of such funding.

As far as Billy Ray Cyrus is concerned, to put a "hip-hop spin" on his 1992 hit single, "Achy Breaky Heart," all he needed was a bevy of scantily clad women, some new dance moves, and a guest appearance from Larry King (of all people).

Khoei was also concerned to put the Shia faith in a better light in the west, after its shameful misrepresentation, especially in the US press during the Iranian revolution and the Iran-Iraq war, when to be a Shia was virtually equated with being a fanatic - a time, when, as he recalled, there were those in the US who were "scared to shake hands with a man in a black turban".

Where they are substantiated, the company has a clear obligation to work with the suppliers concerned to put things right.

I don't know if there's another extension out there," said Marchant Wentworth, legislative director of the Union of Concerned Scientist's Clean Energy Program, adding he has similar concerns for efforts to put a price on carbon.

That said, if you share Gareth Halfacree's concerns, feel free to put a few bucks in the fund.

Those concerns were enough to put a halt on a weapons sale from the U.S. to Bahrain last fall, but the Obama administration announced last Friday that it has decided to proceed with the sale, despite the ongoing upheaval and protests from both Congress and human rights groups.

That's why I'm happy that all concerned have decided to put an end to it.

My primary concern is to put an end to the curse of dictatorship and give some relief to the people of Pakistan".

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"I was concerned that she was going to put a lot into it and be disappointed".