Sentence examples for concerned want from inspiring English sources

When relationships fail because the parties concerned want different things, the breakup can be acrimonious and ill-tempered.

* The individual concerned wants interested parties to submit evidence to the commission by 20 November.

Nobody knows exactly how many Kurds there are in the Middle East because none of the countries concerned wants to acknowledge that the Kurds even exist, let alone count them.

Unlike some parts of the world, where the locals are ultra protective of their culture, Jamaica, at least where the government is concerned, wants people from all over the world to stop in for a toke or two.

Having said all that, if those with concerns want me to discuss this further, I am happy to do so".

Critics, who believe the NPPF is heavily skewed in favour of economic development over social or environmental concerns, want a clear definition of the term "sustainable development".

HR-Ps suggested that HCWs are substantially different to the general Australian population, being more affluent; established; well informed; likely to adopt new technology and new experiences; often cynical about advertising messages; challenging to others who do not share their interests or concerns; want to make a difference and leave a heritage of success.

Representative Jason Altmire, Democrat of Pennsylvania, said: "Everyone is concerned — you want it to be better.

"Both sides, as far as the villages are concerned, we want peace," Mr. Sharma said.

As far as I'm concerned, I want to avoid it as much as I can.

But the idea that people are concerned and want peace -- that made me hopeful.