Sentence examples for key concern to from inspiring English sources

Beijing has plenty of firepower for more stimulus measures, and the fate of the millions of jobless migrant workers is a key concern to policy makers.

This idea of an audit trail is of key concern to privacy campaigners who point out the register could provide a detailed log of every identity check creating a map of individual's movements and transactions.

Before the White House Conference on Aging scheduled in October, the county's Office for the Aging a year ago started Speak-Up, which stands for Student Participants Embrace Aging Issues of Key Concern, to reach students in the county's 13 colleges and universities.

"Local bottlenecks remain a key concern to many ports," Louise Ellman, the Labour MP who chairs the committee, said.

This suggests that a poor PPG control, as long as it is associated with mild or moderate symptoms, may actually form an intrinsic part of the disease experience which is perhaps not readily reported as being of a key concern to individuals.

Yemen's stability also poses a key concern to Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter, and U.S. interests in the region.

There are, of course, key concerns to be addressed.

He has just penned a book, Future Crimes, about the subject, and has highlighted his key concerns to BBC Click.

The delivery and validation of a specified dose to medical devices are key concerns to operators of gamma radiation facilities.

This point of view helps architects identify the key concerns to address in their decision making, by providing a simple, relatively objective way to assess architectural significance.

Due to the involvement of large number of design variables, it is still one of the key concerns to build an efficient optimization algorithm for the stacking sequence design of composite laminates with various constraints.