Sentence examples for meet the concerns from inspiring English sources

To meet the concerns of its neighbours, it promised a new study of the environmental impacts.

Mr. Mordechai, the synagogue's president, said the congregation had already modified its plans to meet the concerns of its neighbors.

"We wanted to meet the concerns of the residents while allowing the hunting tradition to continue in the harbor".

Clearly the hope is that by then the IRA will have made a move that will at least begin to meet the concerns of Mr Trimble.

This would free the dialogue from unproductive argument about who should move first and how far to meet the concerns of the other.

Much of the framework information was based on data carefully vetted and adjusted to meet the concerns of the airports authority.

"This compromise meets the concerns but it also maintains public safety," Mr. Hostettler said.

It tightened some of the loopholes in earlier versions, while still meeting the concerns of the foot draggers by making munitions subject to fairly loose controls.

But critics said there was little new in the offer and that it fell far short of meeting the concerns raised by the commission.

Both play a vital part in a democracy and, so far, the government has not met the concerns and criticisms of the joint committees.

Macdonald is due to report early next month and has been trying to craft a compromise that meets the concerns of the intelligence services, police and Liberal Democrats.