Sentence examples for concerns would have from inspiring English sources
However, Dr Schwartz said if she had written up her own notes, these concerns would have been noted.
But Hunt has defended his approval, saying a rejection of the project due to climate concerns would have been reversed by the courts.
You might think that commercial concerns would have mandated Beethoven's presence on the program that Mr. Goode presented at Carnegie Hall that evening.
If these reporters actually had to cover the news to get a paycheck, then this checklist of concerns would have been just the beginning of their job.
Mr. Merola added that his concerns would have been allayed if the governor had proposed creating a second class of driver's license for the illegal immigrants.
If he had, powerful prudential concerns would have arisen: Court proceedings would have taken days, perhaps weeks -- with Elian still in the Miami circus atmosphere.
He added that "the claims process has moved more slowly than any of the parties concerned" would have preferred.
It brought outrage from all the same voices, and yet nobody could pretend that the pigs concerned would have preferred to stay on the menu.
The result was to authorize a jury to give plaintiff damages in the amount of $60,000, where the real estate concerned would have been worth only $12,160, even if the work contracted for had been done.
97 To be so classified, the subject-matter concerned would have to be original in the sense that it is its author's own intellectual creation (see, to this effect, Case C‑5/08 Infopaq International ECR I‑6569, paragraph 37).
