Sentence examples for concerning world from inspiring English sources
Correspondence, annual reports, minutes of meetings, plans of work, Purnell and Blackhead-Jones Reseandh material, and subject files concerning World War II.
He gets them out of a sticky situation in Poland by telling a customs official they are researching "a multimillion-dollar film concerning World War II Polish history" and brashly offering the man a part.
And I should say that there is a long-standing puzzle concerning world business cycles: economies move in synch more than can easily be explained via concrete linkages in the form of exports.
Also, material pertaining to Columbia University and Cornell University; vacation journals and memorabilia; correspondence with and about Clinton Scollard; photographs of friends at Fulton, New York; clippings and correspondence concerning World War II, the Explorers' Club, and his medical practice.
Farrell cost his side three points in the second half with another high challenge on another England colleague, Jamie Joseph, and players going high in a tackle is something concerning World Rugby as it grapples with the issue of concussion, but whatever the outcome he will be part of the squad that starts training for the World Cup.
Special attention was given to the possibility that the impact could vary considerably depending on the context; that is on different scenarios concerning world economic, demographic growth, and policy.
"We must show that our continent is a giant on the rise in what concerns world affairs," she explained.
The two novels you published previous to "Life Class" — "Border Crossing" and "Double Vision" — didn't concern World War I. Did you always plan to return to the subject?
Her subtext was clear: Where tech giants are concerned, world leaders now feel both willing and able to sharpen the knives.
What should concern world leaders is not what has happened, but that we can expect much more of what's already occurred.
God himself is depicted as studying the Torah, for even he cannot make decisions concerning the world that contradict it.
