Sentence examples for on real concerns from inspiring English sources
The blunt language plays on real concerns, in both the United States and Mexico, that a PRI victory could bring a return of cozy, corrupt relationships between politicians and organized crime.
It's understanding that it is based on real concerns about the undercutting of wages, about communities changing quickly, and about the need for people to be integrated and part of the country".
On this journey, the key is to avoid hype and empty rhetoric, and focus on real concerns.
But when the Saudis see American lawmakers glorifying disproven allegations, the president saying their region is essentially hopeless and international media chasing gratuitous stories about Saudi moral hypocrisy, they're less likely to accept criticism based on real concerns.
Voters are angry, and while it is illogical that people seem to be looking to break the gridlock in Washington by voting in Republicans who will, first and only, be concerned with perpetuating the gridlock in Washington, the anger is based on real concerns.
Further, by exploring EHR system (RiO in this case) in-the-making, we focused on real concerns of policy makers and managers – the causal texture within which the implementation happened.
He added: "This is on top of real concerns that taxpayers have been left short-changed to the tune of hundreds of millions of pounds at a time when families across Britain are facing a cost of living crisis".
"The report is vague or silent on the question of real concern, which is the root problem of how this was allowed to go on throughout the department," said Merrick Bobb, a lawyer who is an adviser to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department and helped draft a police reform plan eight years ago in response to the beating of Rodney G. King.
And now the ICO has said that parts of the law that touch on encryption are of "real concern".
As a result, her adventures touch on the real concerns of our day hardly more urgently than Harry's or Bella's.
Labour MPs and shadow cabinet ministers said the email exposed Mr Corbyn's "ideological opposition" to intervention and proved it was not based on any real concerns about the Prime Minister's strategy to defeat Isis.
