Sentence examples for its chief concern from inspiring English sources

It talks a lot about democracy but its chief concern, especially in the Maghreb and Sahel regions, is security and terrorism, hence the recent creation of the Pentagon's Africa Command.

Nick Ormerod and I were working on a new play at the National called Angels in America, which Tony Kushner described as a "gay fantasia on national themes" and which described the impact of Aids, but its chief concern, like As You Like It, was the complexity of human love.

The Pope's council had reform as its chief concern.

Excite says that getting this to work is its chief concern as Jango is fitted into its shopping channel.

The central bank noted that the markets had been unsettled but said once again that inflation remained its chief concern.

Most significant, the deals will bolster the Mets' shaky bullpen, the area of the team the front office had long identified as its chief concern.

(aipac lobbied Congress in favor of the Iraq war, but Iraq has not been one of its chief concerns).

After reviewing financial filings by Fortune 500 companies last year, the S.E.C.'s corporate finance division cited accounting for impaired investment assets as one of its chief concerns.

Its chief concerns have been international affairs (particularly population control, the alleviation of food shortages, and the strengthening of democratic values), communications (especially educational media), humanities and the arts, and, increasingly, community development and the environment.

When the United States invaded Iraq a year ago, one of its chief concerns was preventing a civil war between Shiite Muslims, who make up a majority in the country, and Sunni Muslims, who held all the power under Saddam Hussein.

One of its chief concerns is to ease the regulatory burden on small businesses, especially the Working Time Directive and other EU labour and welfare legislation.