Sentence examples for concerns requiring from inspiring English sources
Chief executive of the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance, Paul Murphy, said defamation law was one of a number of concerns requiring more urgent reform than section 18C.
There are numerous applications for UAVs in urban environments, including information awareness, urban management, on-demand goods deliveries, and even parking assist, but present day legal regulations preclude their use over safety concerns, requiring presence of a pilot and restricting UAV use in urban areas.
We can approach the health problems that stem from unhealthy eating and physical activity simply as individual concerns requiring individual treatment.
Cases of severe depression and other health concerns requiring immediate treatment were referred to BHUs where trained medical staff managed cases accordingly.
Women are transferred to the Birthing Unit, the hospital's high-acuity Labour and Delivery ward with increased midwifery and medical staffing ratios, the following morning if the cervix becomes favourable for ARM, or sooner if labour occurs or there are maternal or fetal concerns requiring continuous monitoring.
To address all these concerns requires a level of ambition that an opposition can sometimes lack.
But Chief Justice Roberts said precedent, the structure of the law and "underlying constitutional concerns" required "a broader reading of the bailout provision".
The government's fundamental argument in both cases is that national security concerns require dismissal, under the so-called state secrets privilege.
Other schools don't force trans students to use the wrong bathroom but, citing privacy concerns, require them to use single-occupancy bathrooms or curtained-off sections of a locker room.
Increasing energy demands along with sustainable consumption and environmental concerns require searching for alternative energy sources.
Addressing compensation and benefits concerns requires both specialized knowledge and the commitment to seek workplace equity.
