Sentence examples for determined by concern from inspiring English sources

"With conditions in recent months proving extremely hazardous, the pace of this project has essentially been determined by concern for their safety".

In some of the city's specialized treatment courts, community service is often determined by concerns from residents, said Greg Berman, the director of the Center for Court Innovation.

The extent to which the Persian court involved itself in the affairs of its subject peoples was determined by concerns for the king's prosperity.

Legally, this means that candidate sites need to meet the ecological criteria as stipulated in the Birds and Habitats Directives, and that the selection of sites should not be determined by concerns over future management (EC 2007).

When I buy my next e-reader, paradoxically, my decision may be wholly determined by my concern for the physical book and the state of publishing physical books.

"We want to hear what peoples and governments say," he said, but added, "in the end our behavior is going to be determined by our concern about the disarmament of Iraq, and considerations of the national security of our own country and others".

These are vast questions for our age, and questions that are too important to be determined by commercial concerns, or by an uninformed government.

Some of the individual results will have been determined by local concerns rather than judgments about the prime minister and his rival.

Meanwhile on the cultural side many countries have enacted regimes to help games to get tax breaks, but unlike film funding the provision of such breaks tend to be determined by commercial concerns and decided by people who come from commercial roots.

Recognizing the legitimacy of ascribing these other kinds of reasons may suggest softening the distinction between internal and external reasons even further; it has been proposed that what counts as a 'genuine reason' is determined by the concerns characterizing the context of discourse (Finlay 2006).

In this study, the finding that personal norms appeared to exert a strong direct effect on intention to use condoms with both steady and casual partners was consistent with results of earlier studies that suggest that safer sex in HIV-positive MSM is largely determined by moral concerns or feelings of personal responsibility (e.g., Godin et al., 1996).