Sentence examples for historic concerns from inspiring English sources

"The signal thing about this trip today was the degree to which the navy was willing to come forward and say, 'We have a huge problem and all our historic concerns about secrecy, we're going to drop,' " the senior Energy Department official said.

It argues that historic concerns about working with 'the local' in cross-curricular activities has originated in a concern that such activities will fail to 'redistribute' powerful educational goods.

But while the poet claims veracity, Michael Swanton notes, "it is ironic in view of his primarily historic concerns that he is in fact more successful than the Maldon-poet in transmitting the traditional poetic style".

The other historic concern is the onset of glenohumeral arthrosis years later [25].

So there will be a shift from long-term historic concern about population to a growing concern about how, what, and where we consume".

The principle contemporary arguments pertain to national and economic security (key arguments or rationales within each policy framing are italicized), echoing the historic concern over the role disease might play in economic decline and regional conflict (UKHG, OSLO): A healthy population is fundamental to prosperity, security and stability.

Dr. Frick said the bridge was typical of projects this size, where issues like historic building concerns are commonly used as bargaining points.

Joe Haeussler, senior vice president of McMillin's commercial division, said that the City of Villages plan helped the company navigate historic preservation concerns — the area is on the National Register of Historic Places — and guided the placement of retail shops, art centers, social events areas and a 50-acre waterfront park that serves residents and attracts tourists.

Our independence and our historic moral concern give us the freedom to support human rights anywhere.

When Ford was studying gender studies at Adelaide university during the Howard years, feminism seemed historic, a concern from another age.

Separately, Israel's infrastructure minister, Binyamin Ben-Eliezer, on Friday told an engineers' conference in the town of Herzliya that the government of Israel "is to make a historic decision concerning the building of a nuclear power plant" in the Negev desert.