Sentence examples for concerned with the practices from inspiring English sources

Some 28 years before Darwin unveiled On the Origin of Species (1859), Matthew published On Naval Timber and Arboriculture (1831), whose text was primarily concerned with the practices of silviculture (branch of forestry focused on the theory and practice of controlling forest establishment, composition, and growth) as they related to the construction of Royal Navy vessels.

Some are more concerned with the practices of airlines than the TSA.

Now, both of them seem more concerned with the practice court.

This article is concerned with the practice of euthanasia in Belgium.

A recent stream of research related to individuals with eating disorders is concerned with the practice of body checking (i.e., weighing, measuring or otherwise assessing body parts through pinching, sucking in the abdomen, tapping it for flatness).

Interestingly enough, most of those who offer consequentialist critiques of collective responsibility and again they are almost always concerned with the practice of holding groups responsible for harm rather than with the facts of responsibility per se do so on a surprisingly general level.

U.S. and Brazilian authorities were so concerned with the practice that Brazil's Federal Police and the ATF set up a direct hotline to communicate about weapon seizures.

They also had to be concerned with the practice of euthanasia for adults suffering from an incurable disease who are near the end of life.

Law, the discipline and profession concerned with the customs, practices, and rules of conduct of a community that are recognized as binding by the community.

And finally, one last bit that is more concerned with the journalistic practices of The Times than Google.

Since this review is concerned with the current practice in urban logistics plans, the selected criteria systematically limit the conceptual framework and scope of the study [24].