Sentence examples for core concern to from inspiring English sources

Chief Justice Roberts, who joined the court five years ago, took control of it this year, pushing hard on issues of core concern to him, including campaign finance, gun rights and criminal procedure, even as he found common ground with his colleagues, including some liberals, on an array of other issues.

They do not focus on what campaigners see as the core concern: how Shell plans to manage its way to a low-carbon global economy.

As Mr. Bush said yesterday, the core concern on Iraq is to ensure that Baghdad complies fully with the disarmament provisions of the Security Council cease-fire resolution that ended the Persian Gulf conflict.

In response to a core concern of expatriate groups, Mr. Carey denied that the answers on the form might increase voters' exposure to taxes.

In the Gospel of Luke, Jesus also declared people languishing in prison to be a core concern for him: "the spirit of the Lord... has sent me to proclaim release to the captives" (Luke 4 18).

And the true test of success, he said, will be whether the project elevates climate change to a core concern for Americans.

But, whichever way we go (and this being America, we'll no doubt try to do some hodgepodge of it all), we cannot let the complexities blind us to the core concern.

The ambassadors from the five permanent members of the Council, speaking with reporters at the United Nations, said that they respected the compromise that the countries had reached with Iran but that it did not address their core concern: Iran's continuing efforts to enrich uranium.

It should be elevated to a core concern that threads topics and galvanizes leaders across disciplines and sectors.

This approach assesses Gabbard on my core concern of "how committed she is to fighting for our district's values".

Recently, the South China Sea Rim has entered the scope of theoretical study and political and economic practice, emerging as a core zone of concern to national interests.