Sentence examples for concerns are treated from inspiring English sources
In a typical buy-in process, concerns are treated as roadblocks to be pushed aside as quickly as is feasible.
Such concerns are treated objectively and fairly before appropriate reviewers are eventually picked.
Today's political consensus, in which certain concerns are treated as inappropriate for polite company, drive otherwise normal decent folk to the fringes to find political champions willing to speak for them.
The disregard and derision with which my questions and concerns were treated demonstrated a disturbing lack of willingness to genuinely listen to and work with people of all backgrounds and parties to address these fundamental inequalities in our society.
Every concern is treated seriously and reviewed in the appropriate manner.
But nowadays any disaster that is reported, regardless of how lacking in any but the most personal consequences – terrible though they must be for the families concerned – is treated as a matter for public expressions of sympathy by government and opposition MPs alike.
German sociologist Max Weber defined charisma as "of divine origin or as exemplary, and on the basis of it, the individual concerned is treated as a leader". Research evidence on charismatic leadership reveals that charismatic people are more likely to become endorsed as leaders because of their high energy, unconventional behavior, and heroic deeds.
They were treated as humans; their pain and concern were treated as worthy of respect.
Care tenor is represented by the PDI item concerning being treated with respect.
Moreover, the fact that communication is, indeed, important for both the social insurance physician and the claimant, was illustrated by the finding that many of the complaints made by claimants to the social insurance company concerned being treated discourteously by social insurance physicians or by labour experts [ 8].
"He became very, very concerned about the way the individual concerned was treating him and making his life so difficult".
