Sentence examples for concerns captured from inspiring English sources

The exhibition frames the Guyanese experience of migration as symbolic of larger pressing universal concerns captured in daily headlines which illustrate how, as Aneiza Ali points out, few of us remain untouched by migration.

German MP Katia Dörner, a member of the Bundestag Commission for Children's Concerns captured the essence of the message by emphasizing Article 3 of the Convention on the rights of the Child, which seeks to guarantee the best interest of the child receives primary consideration in all policy matters.

Other more concrete concerns capture our attention.

This is especially true when these same concerns capture a very real process at work in terms of economic and social rupture, of loss and grievance; of globalisation and epochal change.

The main concern captured not only by researchers but by my camera lens as well, was a significantly low population of fish, especially predators, in many areas.

Maternal mortality is a real concern capturing national and global attention, funding, and research.

Many of these concerns are captured in the extremely well-produced video, "Humans Need Not Apply,"  just released by C.G.P. Grey.

Patients experienced a range of morbidity and expressed a number of concerns not captured by questionnaire.

The issues of concern thus captured can be used both as the basis for formulating the requirements of ISs for public health professionals and to create an understanding of the use context.

The Union of Concerned Scientists captured this pattern in a study that found that 889 of nearly 1,600 staff scientists at the Environmental Protection Agency reported that they experienced political interference in their work over the last five years.

The state Public Utilities Commission had given the gas company a Jan . 19deadline to address concerns about capturing and burning the gas, noting that the design calls for blowers with electric motors that could spark an explosion.