Sentence examples for network of concerned from inspiring English sources

National spokesperson for the Network of Concerned Farmers, Julie Newman, said Jones's idea was "ridiculous".

Mr. Gusterson is a founder of the Network of Concerned Anthropologists, which was created because of a growing unease among scholars about cooperating with the Defense Department.

A group calling itself the Network of Concerned Anthropologists has called for a boycott and asked faculty members and students around the country to pledge not to contribute to counterinsurgency efforts.

Hugh Gusterson, of George Mason University, Washington and David Price, of St Martin's University, Virginia formed the Network of Concerned Anthropologists to urge colleagues to pledge "non-participation in counter-insurgency".

She was not simply left to fend for herself after filming was over, and is in close contact with a network of concerned people, many previously involved in the film.

Other critics of the programme, including the Network of Concerned Anthropologists, have raised concerns that the programme would discourage research in other important areas and undermine the role of the university as a place for independent discussion and critique of the military".

Ferguson protesters continue to hone in on this national network of activists, concerned citizens, and allies across the country through establishing the Ferguson National Response Network.

Moms Demand Action, a network of mostly women concerned about America's lax gun laws in the wake of tragedies such as the Newtown elementary school disaster, have been waging a successful campaign to persuade big chains to prohibit the carrying of rifles into their stores.

Taking a certain area as the observation object, the indexes related to the map were extracted, including the road network characteristics and change rate of concerned points.

Selection of marine protected networks (MPA) will depend on both the connectivity of concerned species and the habitat quality of individual sites.

"I've seen Raise Your Hand play the role of cautious supporter and maybe even a little bit of concerned supporter," said Mike Feinberg, a founder of the KIPP charter school network, who sits on Raise Your Hand's board.