Sentence examples for concerned with supporting from inspiring English sources
A new Governor of the Bank of Japan, less concerned with supporting the U.S. dollar and more concerned with fighting inflation, tightened monetary policy, which led to a sharp increase in interest rates in early 1990.
Even during Descartes's lifetime there were questions about whether he was a Catholic apologist, primarily concerned with supporting Christian doctrine, or an atheist, concerned only with protecting himself with pious sentiments while establishing a deterministic, mechanistic, and materialistic physics.
The United States failed Bahrainis the first time around because it was more concerned with supporting Bahrain's despotic regime which hosts the US navy's fifth fleet, appeasing Saudi Arabia, and acting on its geopolitical strategic interests against Iran, than it was with the legitimate aspirations of the citizens of Bahrain – aspirations similar to those the US has previously lent its support.
But the Government reversed its position late last week after the Social Democrats criticized it for being indifferent to the fate of the nearly 400 German citizens being held in Iraq and hinted that Mr. Kohl's Christian Democratic Party was overly concerned with supporting the United States.
This de-coupling of the social from the geographic has given individuals increased personal autonomy but has also created challenges for civic institutions concerned with supporting their needs and anticipating their behavior [27], [28].
Wintel is giving way to a whole new set of technology platforms, driven primarily by mobility, and the software buyer of 2013 is far more concerned with supporting and securing the devices that leave the office than those that stay within.
Our study is the first which is concerned with support groups specifically for dementia caregivers and at the same time investigates the predictors for utilisation and indicators of the quality of support groups.
In this paper, we are concerned with both supporting human-human discussion and automating this discussion as with previous negotiated learner models, while also encompassing a range of potential sources of learner model data manual and automated as in the Next-TELL OLM.
However, as many analysts have shown – for example, Adair Turner in his groundbreaking book Between Debt and the Devil – the financial services industry is concerned not with supporting the productive economy but with "bidding up existing assets".
In the case of home care, manifesting a greater concern with supporting patient education is particularly relevant in the current health policy context [ 1, 5], where high-tech home care is increasingly seen as an "easy solution" to budgetary constraints and a growing elderly population.
