Sentence examples for concerns interested from inspiring English sources

Iran, while off limits to American companies because of trade restrictions by the United States, has attracted Japanese, French, British, Indian and South Korean concerns interested in mounting gas ventures.

It is the conjunction of these two trends—higher spending on dependence-creating programs, and an ever-shrinking number of taxpayers who pay for these programs that concerns those interested in the fate of the American form of government.

The latest release of New York State's campaign finance records revealed that some of the corporate concerns most interested in Lower Manhattan's revival have given the governor a remarkable amount of money.

What makes them more interesting – and should particularly concern people interested in making startups accessible to all – is the other report out this week.

(b4) Hedonic Considerable pleasures or enjoyments form interacting with one another concerning common interested topics.

Specific attention is given to issues that may concern ergonomists interested in understanding expertise from the perspective of work in complex and dynamic settings.

A spokesman for the Campaign for Better Transport said: "We think their findings ought to concern anyone interested in safeguarding value for public money.

Another view is that we should imagine that people would be choosing a moral code on the basis of (a) full empirical information about the different effects on everyone, (b) normal concerns (self-interested as well as altruistic), and (c) roughly equal bargaining power (Brandt 1979; cf. Gert 1998).

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Although the recent lockout of players by owners had raised some concerns about how interested advertisers would be in the 2011-12 profootballl football season, the league's results in the upfront market "did not miss a beat," Mr. Pattillo said.

The profession has a responsibility to assure that its regulations are conceived in the public interest and not in furtherance of parochial or self-interested concerns of the bar.