Sentence examples for concerning the collateral from inspiring English sources

This study replicated earlier work reporting descriptive statistics from a review of state statutes concerning the collateral consequences of felony convictions in the fifty states and the District of Columbia.

Cf. Ladner v. United States, 358 U.S. 169, 173 (1958) (declining to address "an important and complex" issue concerning the scope of collateral attack upon criminal sentences because it had received "only meagre argument" from the parties, and the Court thought it "should have the benefit of a full argument before dealing with the question").

The present study reveals two interesting aspects concerning the recurrent axon collateral network of MSN in the ventral striatum.

Investors are also concerned by the collateral damage to the sales of home improvement retailers such as Home Depot and Lowe's if home building continues to slip.

Like both "Criminal Justice" and  "The Night Of," "Undercover" is concerned with the collateral damage wrought by the legal system, with its corrosive effect on lawyers, judges, defendants and, in this case, undercover cops.

So there's concern about the collateral.

He had voiced concerns about the collateral damage that could be caused by holding a financial firm criminally liable.

Outsiders who criticize Germany for its relatively small fiscal stimulus — show little concern for the collateral damage their proposed — and what is to European eyes exaggerated — responses to the slowdown may cause.

And he expressed concern about the collateral damage from higher energy prices on people who drive great distances, businesses that consume a lot of energy and people on fixed incomes.

The Missoulian admits the trapping initiative is grounded on legitimate "concerns about the collateral damage caused by this particular method of wildlife harvest".

In a change of strategy, the gay marriage language was attached as an amendment to HB4963, a bill concerning car rentals and the Collateral Recovery Act, the Windy City Times reports.