Sentence examples for material are concerned from inspiring English sources

State Department, 1933, Sept.-1936, Dec. State Department, 1943, July-1944, Nov. Correspondence and printed material are concerned with those matters under the jurisdiction of the Department of the Interior.

The good news is that this is a gift that keeps on giving, at least as far as memoir material is concerned.

Who is anyone to take the role of Literary Police and declare the rights and wrongs where consumption of material is concerned regardless of age group?

SPEER: As far as building material was concerned, he could get it only from me, and he did in fact receive large amounts of it.

The View, from Lou Reed and Metallica's much-maligned Lulu album, would have taken the concluding position on this 10 of the best were Metallica not such sticklers where their material is concerned.

Insofar as broadcast material is concerned, the Ofcom Code makes clear that: "generally accepted standards must be applied to the contents of TV…services so as to provide protection for members of the public from…harmful or offensive material".

This is considered a good result as far as the purity of the humic material is concerned.

Using mastic varnish as a target material, it was possible to rank the degree of environmental aggressiveness of the exhibition and storage areas of the two museums and suggest that light incidence (and possibly airbourne pollutants) is the main ageing factor, at least as far as organic materials are concerned.

This technique of growth of nanowires is quite versatile; as far as materials are concerned.

As far as the organic materials are concerned, a drying oil has been used as binding medium in pigment layers as well as in the mordants of the metallic leaves, while proteinaceous materials (egg and animal glue) were mainly used for canvas preparation layers.

As far as the structure of the premises and availability of materials are concerned, the majority of shops lacked a separate dispensing area, a refrigerator, a prescription recording book, and a cupboard for keeping narcotic and psychotropic substances.