Sentence examples for governmental concern from inspiring English sources

The aftermath of the revolution marked the beginning of governmental concern with the Indians.

This Court has already articulated in detail the importance of the governmental concern in preventing drug use by schoolchildren.

The contributors identify three major functions performed by effective international environmental institutions: building national capacity, improving the contractual environment, and elevating governmental concern.

After failing to persuade the full appeals court last fall to reconsider the panel's 2-to-1 decision, the Clinton administration, calling the case one of "extraordinary governmental concern," filed a Supreme Court appeal in January.

Bancaja, owned by the Generalitat, was persuaded not to call in its debt and the Valencia Fundación, also a governmental concern, stumped up the remaining €73.3m to complete the share issue.

Though obliged after a series of scandals to reflect public and governmental concern about police/media relations, senior officers know the involvement of the press is vital for solving crime at both national and local level.

"The question of this campaign is, what does she believe in?" Governmental concerns pale when from the start the race has played more like reality TV.

Opponents said that the conventions could be hijacked by special interests—including opponents of same-sex marriage and were an inefficient way to resolve local governmental concerns.

Yet the main source of interest in corporate governance is probably public, shareholder, and governmental concerns about corporate scandals, corruption, abuse of monopoly power, and the high salaries paid to top executives.

Public, patient and governmental concerns about the governance of the medical profession have resulted in a shift from permissive professional autonomy to regulated professional accountability.

The authors describe how new government policies focusing on quantification, emerging from governmental concerns about inefficiencies in the health service, resulted in changes in the position of different groups in healthcare organisations over time (e.g. from doctors assuming dominant positions to an increasing influence of nurses).