Sentence examples for decided concern from inspiring English sources

And since the setback in Pennsylvania last week, there has been decided concern in Republican circles that perhaps they were too optimistic.

The four major cases yet to be decided concern same-sex marriage, affirmative action in higher education and the fate of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which places special burdens on states with a history of racial discrimination.

A second institutional issue still to be decided concerns the future operation of the presidency of the Council of Ministers.

A big part of the puzzle about deciding concerns how a decision comes to have the particular content it does: how could the decision get its content when the intention that generates it does not possess this content?

The case decided Tuesday concerned a part of the law that entitled eligible employees to take leaves to tend to their own serious medical conditions.

Ms Sonnessa said she would appeal the decision to charge her client and added that nothing had been decided today concerning Britain's extradition request for Osman, 27.

Lenin was always firmly opposed to the mechanical application of the methods of one country to another, and he investigated and decided questions concerning revolutionary movements, not only in their international interreactions, but also in their concrete national form.

Even a return to the old days – when police officers who raided journalists' offices needed to "blue bag" contentious material until a judge decided their concerns warranted inspection – would be a vast improvement.

"This is a court that says that judges are better able than the P.G.A. to define the essence of golf," said Walter E. Dellinger, acting solicitor general during the Clinton administration, in a wry reference to a case decided last year concerning a disabled professional golfer.

A project manager subsequently uses the unifying language and decides the concern and the flavour required.

If there is ever again an American president capable of deciding to concern himself more with the soundness of policy than with his chances in the next election, that president will have considerable control over Israel.