Sentence examples for considered the concerns from inspiring English sources

This group of community leaders considered the concerns of the LGBT community and recommended changes, some of which were incorporated into the NYPD Patrol Guide.

The attorney general will consider the concerns raised".

But he said the Council of Ministers, which is now reviewing the draft law, and the assembly would consider the concerns.

We, the Tate and Southwark council are liaising with the affected residents and neighbours to consider the concerns raised".

I wondered if the announcement of such a major development project would inspire some protests, considering the concerns of the activists I interviewed.

Lawmakers also must consider the concerns of the fledgling independent D.S.L. service providers, which side with AT&T against the Bells and are struggling financially to survive.

Pellegrini is clear he is not considering the concerns of Marc Wilmots, the Belgium coach, that the defender may be rushed back to face PSG.

"There is always going to be abortion, the question is whether it is going to be legal and regulated or not," Sanger said, urging each side in the debate to consider the concerns of the other.

PARIS — Late last week, Nicolas Sarkozy said, "The question of a possible second presidential term while I'm at the halfway point is laughable if you consider the concerns preoccupying the French people and myself.

-Should the White House consider the concerns of U.S. senators, representatives, state leaders (such as mayors and governors) and citizens in its decision to allow or block a 45-day review of the deal?

She called on the government to "take the steps needed to protect the future of bookshops and their high streets, considering the concerns of retailers and booksellers so they can both flourish".