Sentence examples for concerns and options from inspiring English sources

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WASHINGTON — President Obama gave his national security team on Wednesday a new mission to end the war in Iraq, nearly six years after United States-led forces invaded, but he held off ordering a troop withdrawal right away to hear concerns and options from his military commanders.

The most prominent topics discussed concerned the effects, options of medicines, dealing with medicines or the disorder itself, and the use and dosage of medicines.

33 research options related to genetic or biological factors, 13 options to ecological concerns, and 4 options focused on physical and environmental factors.

Analysis focused on awareness, concerns, and management options, and primarily compared responses from communities where flying-fox management was and was not topical at the time of the survey.

The Ombudsperson provides a neutral, safe, and private environment to discuss concerns and evaluate options.

In addition to using the tool online, individuals will be able print the one-page summary of their questions, concerns and preferred option to bring to their rheumatologist appointment.

AT&T announced Sunday that it was acquiring DirecTV in a $49 billion deal that would create a new telecom and television behemoth to rival cable firms — while raising fresh concerns about competition and options for consumers.

The documents describe several meetings Mr. Bani-Sadr held in Teheran with a C.I.A. agent known to Mr. Bani-Sadr as an American businessman from a Philadelphia-based consulting concern and the options that the C.I.A. considered - from hiring him as a paid "consultant" to "full recruitment" for $1,000 a month.

This was followed by nearly 5 hours of facilitated dialogue that allowed the group of stakeholders to prioritize key areas of concern and generate options and recommendations in each of these areas.

The dialogue surrounding mental illness is still riddled with predispositions and judgments that can (and do) prevent people from being open about their concerns and exploring treatment options.