Sentence examples for first concern must be from inspiring English sources
Our first concern must be the real, not speculative, violence facing the people of Afghanistan in this war.
The worst outcome would be knee-jerk rule-making at a time when banks, for a while at least, are unlikely to behave that recklessly, he says.The first concern must be to reshape financial regulation to stabilise the system.
Mr Rosser said ministers' first concern "must be the Welsh consumer" and called on them to revert to their original plan of charging from October 2011.
Adding that there had also been cases of British people being trafficked within the UK and "kept as slaves", Mrs May said that whatever their nationality, "our first concern must be to free them".
A statement from his office said: "When any church related abuse comes to light the Church's first concern must be for the victim offering support and apologising for the abuse, acknowledging that the effects can be lifelong... "The Church of England continues to review its child and safeguarding policies regularly to ensure that the Church is a safe place for all.
Those who argue that a civil lord has no business interfering with spiritual concerns overlook the fundamental relation holding between just civil law and divine law: because the civil lord's responsibility is to God, his first concern must be to ensure that nothing will impede obedience to divine law.
"The food security of the country concerned must be first and foremost in everybody's mind," said Kofi Annan, the former United Nations secretary general, now working on the issue of African agriculture.
First, when selecting a representative threshold value for each risk group, social and political concerns must be acknowledged and considered.
