Sentence examples for concerns of the work from inspiring English sources

The theoretical resources and political concerns of the work are evident in much of Žižek's later writings.

The first thing to become obvious as the exploration unfolds, is that those who manage and protect the land are superbly attuned to the physical and the spiritual concerns of the work.

Gephardt!" he scrapped much of his stump speech and said he was the only man who could carry the concerns of the working class to the White House.

Today the concerns of the working class have less space in our civic imagination than at any time since the Industrial Revolution.

If we want to engage with the concerns of the working class we need a proper analysis of the structural mistakes of the past 50 years.

Succinct remarks printed on free-standing plaque-pedestals explain the subjects, production techniques, historical references and aesthetic concerns of the works on display.

Perez, from Buffalo, New York, and whose parents moved to the US from the Dominican Republic, is seen by supporters as able to articulate the concerns of the working class and represent minorities fearful of a Trump administration.

If Labour is worried that Left Unity will split its vote, then it will have to listen to the concerns of the working class people it was founded over a century ago to represent.

Will the Democrats realize that they've all but forgotten how to make average voters' lives better, and redouble populist efforts to address the concerns of the working class?

In the 35 years since Ronald Reagan became president, we've seen a steady erosion in the attention political leaders have given to the economic and political concerns of the working class.

As a signal-oriented simulator, the main concern of the work in this paper is to generate the SAR raw data of the extended scenes and the targets.