Sentence examples for its concerns are from inspiring English sources

This partnership is viewed as universally beneficial as the research institution receives much needed community support and the community ensures it is informed and its concerns are addressed by the researchers [ 11- 13].

But Westminster's Tory leadership says it is not alone, and that its concerns are shared by many of the 31 local authorities where the census found the largest drops in population.

It's a rowdy piece of art; its concerns are local and universal.

The book presents an eerily compacted conception of the world — as if, for the most part, the town of Mapleton exists in a void — that calls back to those half-hour exercises in What if? But, while "The Leftovers" is Perrotta's most extravagantly plotted fiction, it is not especially interested in ideas or uncertainty; its concerns are local, domestic — about the real rather than the ethereal.

It is based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and covers local issues, but really its concerns are national in scope.

Its concerns are widely shared.

The Dakota responded to the suit by saying its concerns were not racial but financial: it did not think that Mr. Fletcher could afford another apartment.

The building's board argued that its concerns were financial.

Chief among its concerns is his method of disposing and recycling waste.

Its concerns were widely noticed by all those making their voices heard on the grim dangers of an overheating world.

One of its concerns is that genes from a GM species might flow into unmodified neighbours, producing undesirable traits.