Sentence examples for concerns on board from inspiring English sources

Hammond said the Home Office usually takes her group's concerns on board.

The Russian government says it has taken the concerns on board and accuses the activists of trying to sabotage the games as a public relations stunt.

Britain and France, who co-sponsored the resolution, put off the vote from Saturday until today to try to get four non-permanent council members who raised a variety of concerns on board — Libya, Indonesia, South Africa and Vietnam.

After ignoring the importance of dealing with inequality for many years, the rightwing opposition has started to take these concerns on board, with interim president Michel Temer even stating that his new government would not cancel programmes such as the Bolsa Familia, which has lifted millions out of poverty and was praised by the World Bank.

The government's proposal seems to have taken these concerns on board: It suggests scrapping Section 24 while protecting the names of places, people, and their intellectual property.

But the Rio organisers tried to reassured the ASOIF that the city would be ready for the Games, saying that they had "taken their concerns on board".

More specifically, we find that also the cheap GPUs built to be employed just for gaming applications are very performant in terms of computing speed also in scientific applications and, although with some limitations concerning on-board memory, can be a good choice to build a cheap and efficient machine for scientific applications.

In this manuscript, considerations concerning the on board software implementation are omitted without loss in generality.

Councils of all political colours are urging their local MPs to take on board concerns of local residents by supporting a local opt-out.

"Zardari should be getting all concerned on board and calibrating a Pakistani response to this American pressure," Ayaz Amir, a political analyst and member of Parliament, wrote in a separate column in The News.

If they hope to live up to their name, the Student Housing Company should take on board the concerns of the community it aims to join".