Sentence examples for concerns to live from inspiring English sources

He would not extend the 10-month building moratorium that he declared last November because he believed it vital for both domestic and foreign concerns to live up to his word that it was a one-time gesture, his aides said.

Central to this vast structure was, of course, the Jewish community's concern to live in accordance with the divine will as it was embodied and expressed in Torah in the widest sense.

Ontological questions concerning how to live a good life loom large for those who ostensibly 'have it all' (Giacalone et al., 2008).

Any concerns about trying to live up to that? "Jackie Brown" is one of my favorite movies of all time; certainly one of my favorite Quentin Tarantino films.

One of the boxes to be filled concerns "references to living individuals".

Brewer's homeowner's insurance company -- she declined to give its name, citing concerns relating to living "in a small town" -- classifies Elle as a "dangerous dog," due to nothing other than her appearance.

According to Khan, "I had a profound personal concern; I wanted to live a life free from fear and anxiety, a calm and serene life, without turmoil and conflict.

Thus I see no discontinuity with earlier philosophers, such as Socrates, whose main concern was how to live — many contemporary philosophers have this as their main concern too (we call them ethicists: I do this kind of thing myself).

Thus, the presence of high concentrations of multidrug-resistant staphylococci and other bacterial pathogens amidst endotoxin-containing dust from animal and human waste could pose unique health concerns to people living near land application areas.

This might well provoke accusations of misleading labeling at best and treachery to the subject's historical mission at worst ("Philosophers used to be concerned with how to live and now all you do is measure objects in motion!").

Levin's concern in whether to live in the town or the country was something I could completely relate to; I was at university and enjoying all the liveliness and intellectual life that Cambridge had to offer, but I loved going back to remote Scotland.