Sentence examples for leading concerned from inspiring English sources

In 1971, Capa curated an exhibit of Vishniac's work at the Jewish Museum, and a year later he included Vishniac in a volume he edited of work by leading "concerned photographers," including Bruce Davidson, Hiroshi Hamaya, Donald McCullin and W. Eugene Smith.

The conversation Tomas is leading concerns the new EU Tobacco Products Directive, which will come into force in May 2016.

Polls consistently show, for instance, that immigration does not rank high among Hispanics' leading concerns.

7. (S) Vulnerability to maritime threats is a second leading concern.

One of Blankenhorn's leading concerns is with the well-being of children.

In September, the government restored billions of dollars in funding to the national health system, a leading concern of Canadians.

As Tacon highlighted some of her leading concerns about the practices at Tesco, MSP Mike Russell said such schemes were new to him.

The fear of addiction has been cited as one of the leading concerns by the government in its hesitance to drastically increase access to legal morphine.

Mr. Romney's disregard for the welfare and leading concerns of women is costing the presumptive Republican nominee support among women.

A leading concern was said to be a requirement that the merged company would open its cable television systems to other companies that want to offer high-speed Internet services.

A leading concern among local residents is that the Bin Laden Group has earmarked large slum areas for demolition and they fear they may not receive proper compensation or a new place to live.