He did not seem expressly concerned with Petrino's pattern of disloyalty.
The organization is expressly concerned mainly with how wars are fought, not with motivations.
"Think about it: There is no experience you've had that you were not at the absolute center of". William James famously defined psychology as "the science of mental life" (Principles of Psychology, 1890), expressly concerned with "the description and explanation of states of consciousness as such" (Psychology: Briefer Course, 1892).
He is expressly concerned to do justice to this complexity, criticizing Hutcheson for reducing virtue too single-mindedly to benevolence, and Hume for putting too much emphasis on utility.
Given the continuing dialogue about the propriety of contingent fee agreements in the governmental context, we expressly indicate that our views concerning this issue could possibly change at some future point in time.
A survey conducted expressly to evaluate practitioners' beliefs concerning a set of clinical questions may support a claim of clinical equipoise for a particular trial.
"Today's artists are dealing with more expressly sociopolitical concerns," she says.
As the frequency of prizefights increased, various states moved beyond general and sometimes vague statutes concerning assault and enacted laws that expressly forbade fistfights.
8 In 1997, Congress pre-empted certain state requirements concerning over-the-counter medications and cosmetics but expressly preserved product liability actions.
First of all, I welcome the fact that the preamble to the regulation expressly acknowledges the need to undertake an evaluation of issues concerning phosphate content and the biodegradability of detergents and establishes the Commission's duty to inform Parliament and the Council, within three years, of the results of this evaluation.
Sometimes, as in France, Belgium, and Luxembourg, they are expressly included among those to whom the ordinary military law applies; elsewhere, special regulations concerning their behaviour and trial must be passed.
