Sentence examples for concerns a form from inspiring English sources
We will tell you what to think, we will tell you what to do -- what would a woman know?" Beyond the structural hierarchy of the Catholic Church and the question of Papal infallibility, the issue, according to Sister Joan, concerns a form of fundamentalism about doctrine and belief.
In France, on the contrary, food is a collective concern, almost a form of communion: the idea of sharing is a key part of the meal.
There were many, including his contemporary and fellow Nobel laureate, Derek Walcott, who believed his concern was a form of contempt; Edward Said described him as an "intellectual catastrophe". I adored him.
An Aventis spokesman said it was "fair" to link the departure of the three to controversy concerning StarLink - a form of maize developed by the company to resist insects.
Pai has recently responded to these diverse voices of concern — with a form letter repeating the same misinformation he and other proponents were spouting all through 2017.
There's never any concern that a form of payment won't be accepted or will present some sort of last-minute problem.
The best-known story, however, concerns a recently formed south London group who approached Charlie with their demo tape one day in 1976.
The case, Wyeth v. Levine, No. 06-1249, concerns an implied form of the doctrine of pre-emption, which bars state lawsuits from people injured by products that met federal safety standards.
Her children make fun of her desire to be everybody's mother, but they clearly appreciate her culinary concerns, both as a form of emotional nourishment and an expression of their culture.
By a fallacy due to the form of an expression (or the ""), Aristotle apparently meant mistakes concerning a linguistic form.
Mr. Fischetti had introduced evidence that showed Mr. Turetzky had lied while he was in college on forms concerning a course he was taking to become an emergency medical technician and had suggested that Mr. Turetzky could not be believed.
