Sentence examples for concerns subject matter from inspiring English sources

The song reflects his major concerns, subject matter that mirrors the experiences of Everytown USA with accuracy and reality, placing images before us that are simultaneously synonymous with life in rural and smalltown America and timeless.

In 1972 members of the Department of Philosophy at the University of Sydney were caught in a bitter dispute concerning subject matter, educational practices and the nature of philosophical study itself, and by the start of 1974 the department had split into two separate units.

And this seems right, because commonly the linguistic meaning of a formula is ambiguous (in terms of background linguistic possibilities), and in order to identify the relevant meaning one must turn, not only (as already mentioned) to larger bodies of text, but also to hypotheses, largely derived therefrom, concerning the author's intentions (e.g. concerning the subject-matter he intends to treat).

Philosophy of religion is therefore relevant to practical concerns; its subject matter is not all abstract theory.

"Barely Legal" concerns the subject matter of a girl who has just arrived at the age of consent.

Reconciliation only allowed for a limited set of amendments concerning limited subject matter.

§ 333.114a, states that the PMWA supersedes local ordinances "concerning the subject matter" of the PMWA.

His concern with subject matter began with the ecstatic "Joy of Life" (1927).

Because the two questions concerned similar subject matter, there seems no logical explanation for the disparity in voting other than apparent malfunctioning of some of the voting machines".

01 Apr 2012 Section: Copyright terms (i) Added wording for written Commissioned Contributions granting GNM an exclusive, worldwide option to publish books in any format a) concerning the subject matter of the contribution; or b) a collection of contributions where the contributor is the sole author.

There are no agreements between Motorola and Apple, written or oral, express or implied, concerning the subject matter of this investigation.