Sentence examples for in issues of concern from inspiring English sources

As First Lady, Bush was involved in issues of concern to children and women, both nationally and internationally.

In my capacity as ambassador, as involved negotiator in issues of concern to my country, particularly today with wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, conflicts in many other regions, with challenges of climate change, terrorism, an economic crisis, I recognize the value of the Greek classics, of Thucydides, of Isocrates, of Xenophon.

A promising direction in making a "business case" for such activities is related to exploring the intangible benefits resulting from motivation, identification and retention of employees who value corporate engagement in issues of societal concern.

In particular, issues of concern to staff such as how to classify return visits, or common errors such as how to count the length of patient stay could be clarified in such a forum.

Children also requested that the Government establish a national children's week to provide a space to discuss, in detail, issues of concern to children and to promote child rights and child participation further.

Mr. Bush has sought to use education to bolster his case for being more interested in results than in ideology on issues of concern to swing voters, especially women and suburbanites.

Generally, the studies were small in size, reported inadequately all relevant costs, uncertainties in estimates, and issues of concern and were based on limited data sources.

New Jersey is widely known as an environmental disaster, and that should give Whitman plenty of experience in dealing with issues of concern to the EPA.

Drink- and drug-driving were flagged up in the top three issues of concern to motorists in another AA/Populus poll last month.

Lack of safety and efficacy data in neonates were also issues of concern.

In the literature, access efficiency and energy consumption are two issues of concern in assessing the performance of wireless communication systems [4, 15].