Sentence examples for concerning the action from inspiring English sources

Any such agencies with jurisdiction by law concerning the action must be invited to become cooperating agencies.

And a few days following, on September 15th, a similar process was issued against the managing editor of the Toledo News-Bee for publications written by him in the paper concerning the action of the court in the Quinlivan case.

379 in this case the facts concerning the action taken by the municipality leading up to the adoption of an ordinance which forms the subject-matter of this controversy.

(f) When a public hearing is not held, the applicant must place a notice in a newspaper(s) similar to a public hearing notice and at a similar stage of development of the action, advising the public of the availability of the EA and where information concerning the action may be obtained.

The lead agencies must, however, invite such agencies if the action is subject to the project development procedures in 23 U.S.C. 139 within 45 days from publication of the notice of intent. 2 Any such agencies with special expertise concerning the action may also be invited to become cooperating agencies.

SIR — Your review of the book "The Power of Neutrality" concerning the action of Prime Minister Eamon de Valera correctly quotes the author as noting his offer of condolence upon the death of Hitler as "the best known event in Ireland's wartime history".

We discuss some of our recent results concerning the actions of groups on limits of quantum compact metric spaces for the Gromov-Hausdorff propinquity.

Uncertainty concerning the actions of the Federal Reserve will breed volatility in financial markets around the world, leaving the central bank less effective at influencing monetary conditions.

Concerning the actions of the kings in the Bosporus, and of the Romans and Samnites in Italy (chaps. 22‑26).

"Moral evidence is", Hume says, "nothing but a conclusion concerning the actions of men, deriv'd from the consideration of their motives, temper and situation" (T, 2.3.1.15/404).

This is why Hume can claim that "experimental inference and reasoning concerning the actions of others enters so much into human life, that no man, while awake, is ever a moment without employing it" (EHU 8.1.17).