Sentence examples for concerns onto from inspiring English sources

In depicting the affective bonds of the family, Godard also shows what he considers to be its revolutionary potential, simply by projecting its intimate concerns onto the grand historical stage.

But a market and a sentiment are not quite the same thing as a political movement — something capable of frightening politicians and propelling its concerns onto the national agenda.

In many ways the simplified, but still classical, forms of memorials like the Cenotaph meant that mourners could read their own thoughts and concerns onto the memorial.

"Elysium" makes a similar attempt to graft socio-political concerns onto a sci-fi framework, but the idea is less electric here and the combining of genre and theme not as adroitly done.

Iowa and New Hampshire are what they are, for a few generations now the preserve of picky and rather pampered caucus-goers and primary voters who expect extra-special catering and are keen to project their sometimes particularistic concerns onto American presidential politics as a whole.

These informal mechanisms are also important to bring health concerns onto the agenda of trade negotiations.

The warm glow is implanted by focusing environmental concern onto a particular ecosystem.

She instead turned security concerns back onto reporters.

Miles says the speech represented Mark Carney's views, but doesn't express any concerns 10.24am BST Onto the Mansion House speech.

In a statement accompanying his signature on the bill, Mr. Christie said, "I still have those concerns" — about intruding onto parents' rights.

"We have raised concerns that map onto the points contained within the report for close to a year without getting a response," the letter added.