Sentence examples for demarcated concerns from inspiring English sources
When these relatively demarcated concerns were not addressed the issues often got out of proportion and became serious concerns.
The research related criteria used at this stage were the following: - Is the problem researchable by means of human biomonitoring? - Does the hotspot concern a clearly demarcated area? - Is it to be expected that lessons can be learned from the hotspot case on a more general level than just local level?
Planners need to ensure that roles and responsibilities of different healthcare sectors in monitoring children with ADHD on medication are clearly demarcated and acceptable to the professionals concerned.
Unifil added that in the area in question, the Lebanese government had "some reservations concerning the Blue Line," which was demarcated by the United Nations when Israel withdrew its forces from Lebanon in 2000, "as did the Israeli government at some other locations".
China and Vietnam signed an agreement settling disputes concerning their shared land border in 1999, and the following year demarcated their territorial waters in the Gulf of Tonkin.
"He is the only man in the land that can promote a problem by virtue of his intelligence hat and then promote a solution by virtue of his military hat," said one former Pentagon official, voicing a concern that the lines governing the two authorities are not clearly demarcated and that Alexander can evade effective public oversight as a result.
The main differences concern the small size and the sharply from the cortical bone demarcated medullary cavity in their sample [23] relative to the one described here.
Musically the split is just as neatly demarcated.
The British, with their demarcated wardrobes, made that easy.
In South Africa individuals are protected not self defined, demarcated groups.
