Sentence examples for indirectly concerned from inspiring English sources
Air law, the body of law directly or indirectly concerned with civil aviation.
Consequently, although modern war technology depends heavily upon scientists and although many of them are employed by governments in work directly or indirectly concerned with this technology, scientists as a group are far from being wedded to war.
by 'social dialogue', which aims at inclusion of stakeholders (they might be directly or indirectly concerned) in a public discussion within the framework of a deliberative process.
However, some of these data only indirectly concerned secretion or were obtained with methods that precluded a proper analysis of vesicle dynamics.
The workshop, organized by the Ministry of Health and Population, brought together participants directly involved with HIV/AIDS care, support and treatment in Egypt, as well as other participants indirectly concerned with the issue.
The disproportionate lack of representation in the police force and local government are not only a cause of concern, but may be related, directly or indirectly, to the tension between concerned citizens and local government.
In particular, the commission requested that the Department of Justice examine the racial discrepancies between Ferguson's residents and the city's police force, writing that they "may be related, directly or indirectly, to the tension between concerned citizens and local government".
Therefore, ERR β and ER α remain bound directly or indirectly to the DNA sequence flanking the concerned ERREs.
In the e-mail, administrator Rust Consulting lets the concerned parties ("all persons that purchased, directly or indirectly, Yahoo! pay-per-click advertising in the U.S. marketplace") know that the court has granted preliminary approval of the Settlement and has provisionally certified the Settlement Class.
Pastoralists are much more concerned about lions that occasionally kill cattle than they are about locusts or rats, which, by depleting forage, indirectly cause the death of much livestock; such perceptions may hinder eradication or better control of these pests.
