Sentence examples for direct concern to from inspiring English sources

ACCORDING to Ms. Daley, the cinema school is now delving into matters of more direct concern to studios.

For example, the particular billiard ball that Smith drops from his window is of no direct concern to physics.

Their ability to function will depend not only on the international economic environment but on how well a Megawati administration succeeds in handling regional conflicts, which are of direct concern to foreign investors.

This goes a long way to confirming the NUJ's view of a dysfunctional management system that is often in denial and refuses to engage, especially on personnel issues of direct concern to our members.

The threat Iraq poses ought to be of direct concern to every member of the Security Council, not least because Iraq has used chemical weapons in the past and has been caught trying to import parts for longer-range missiles.

The new channel, which media experts say appears to be modeled on Al Jazeera, the Arabic news network, aims to provide comprehensive coverage of world affairs, while explaining matters of direct concern to the Chinese leadership in a perspective its producers consider appropriate.

A spokesperson for the FEC, the regulatory body that oversees campaign finance, said the commission has no comment and directed concerns to the official complaint system.

Its well-being is therefore of direct concern even to landlubbers.That well-being, some fear, is under threat from the increasing amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, a consequence of industrialisation.

Many wildlife diseases are a direct health concern to humans.

Through filings known as discrepancy reports and in meetings, Mr. Thornsley says, he directed his concern to Charles Brown, the NASA official in charge of monitoring the film contracts.

This could give substance to the alliance's repeated declaration that the independence and security of these countries is a matter of direct and material concern to us.