Sentence examples for concerns a point from inspiring English sources

The comment concerns a point foreshadowed in the previous paragraph, but it also links with the remark just made, namely, that it is important to show respect for the professional autonomy of any medical personnel asked to lend assistance with dying.

The one exception is laid out in Section 1 7), and provides that leave to appeal is only valid if either the High Court or Court of Appeal certifies it as such, and the High Court confirms that the case concerns a point of law which merits consideration.

The only exception concerned the A point, which was found to be significantly more forward projected in the MGBM group.

It might have been presented in a longer version were budget no concern, a point suggested in a candid program note by Mr. Crutchfield.

But Mr. Goldman said Mr. Ciongoli's appointment was "not improper" because it concerned a point that the parties were not free to decide for themselves.

Second, their cost is low relative even to other things that are purchased in the country concerned; more formally they are judged to fall under the cost-effectiveness threshold for the country concerned – a point to which we return.

Mrs Bilbao Barandica, this concerned a point of order under the terms of Rule 140 of the Rules of Procedure which allows the agenda to be changed.

Mr. Chester, the commuter, who cannot come close to affording a daily cab ride of $20 each way, said he sympathized with the drivers' concerns to a point.

Based on these concerns, a three-point scoring system was proposed for individual tasks within both the PMST and PMCDA (Appendix C).

Especially the relationship with secondary care was a point of concern for most GPs.

Hirschberg says he appreciates the concerns, but emphasises a point made in the Radio 4 programme: collection isn't mandatory.