Sentence examples for left to concerned from inspiring English sources

Rachel Logan, Amnesty UK's legal programme director, said: "It shouldn't be left to concerned MPs and campaign organisations to show that it's totally unacceptable to rush through draconian powers which allow government agents to spy on citizens without proper safeguards".

In this broken system, the job of documenting and enforcing Idaho's animal cruelty laws is often left to concerned citizens, journalists, and investigators with nonprofit charities.

By the end of November, the regulators and the Wall Street firms had agreed on the broad outlines of a settlement, but there were many detailed issues left to resolve concerning the roles that analysts could play.

There are also important questions left to answer concerning the mechanisms regulating the onset of actin patch assembly, as well as transport and subsequent disassembly of the internalized vesicle/patch.

The industry ministers told her that decisions about individual closures should be left to the companies concerned and the "necessary (but socially unfortunate) process of structural industrial adjustment can go forward without being hindered by government intervention".

Since the connection between sleeping position and sudden infant death was made in the 90s, very little has been said that is radical, because everything left to say concerns problems considered to be "intractable" – which is shorthand for "related to poverty".

In order to yield valid theoretical and policy implications, much is left to be explored concerning the technological catch-up of the university, industry, and government within the Corporate Helix model for innovation-based growth.

Sanctions were "an option", but decisions should be left to the foreign countries concerned.

From the health professionals' perspective, carers could also be reluctant to accept a technical procedure because they were fearful of being left to manage alone, or concerned that becoming involved in one task would inevitably lead to more responsibility.

David Blunkett has been careful to stress the need for controls and the need for the left to deal with concerns about security to make managed migration work.

First priority is to keep the practice running and then there is no time left to spend on tasks concerning the practice accreditation program.' (respondent 46) 'Well, when you lose staff members because of resignation or illness, it causes major problems.