Sentence examples for concerns to do from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kennedy was talking about an agreement reached late last month by more than 100 Manhattan real estate brokerage concerns to do what brokers most anywhere else in the country do routinely -- share information about their residential listings.

In a report published earlier this year on its investigation into the Ferguson police department, the US Department of Justice found that the city's officers "routinely infringe on the public's first amendment rights by preventing people from recording their activities" and cite safety concerns to do so "without any factual support".

The down-side of that position is, however, a whole set of difficult concerns to do with things, such as nature or persons, that hardly qualify as art even though they invite aesthetic experiences.

Concerns to do with organisational factors and environmental context are also noted, though they appear less prominent.

Surgical innovation raises ethical concerns to do with increased risk of harms to patients, inadequate informed consent, conflicts of interest and potentially inappropriate health care spending.

Recommendations: - With physical access no longer an issue in many CS locations, novel concerns to do with increasingly acute forms of exclusion and progression in education and broader life gain in importance.

I'm saying that I have the background, the capability, and the concern to do this and I'm doing it for the right reasons.

But Mr Dixon has a greater concern to do with the government's attempts to boost philanthropy as grants decline.

The victim need not be frightened by the apprehension of violence, merely not want the person concerned to do it.

Patients are shown their statistics on a scale from "concerning" to "doing well" instead of as raw numbers.

Really, though, what do my concerns have to do with him?