Sentence examples for principal concerns of from inspiring English sources

The reason is that there already is a law, known as the Defense of Marriage Act, that appears to address the two principal concerns of gay marriage opponents.

The former Italian foreign minister said: "If you look at opinion polls, the principal concerns of Europeans are the economy and security.

The principal concerns of industrial organization are the structure of markets, public policy toward monopoly, the regulation of public utilities, and the economics of technical change.

For we already know what the principal concerns of this Argentinian Jesuit with a social conscience, formerly Father Jorge Bergoglio, are: the way capitalism is leaving the poor behind, and the way the global environment is being trashed.

The result has been a Netanyahu campaign that has seemed remote and largely devoid of substance, except on the question of Iran's nuclear programme and Israel's security, neither of which, polls have consistently suggested, are the principal concerns of an electorate far more preoccupied with social and economic issues.

1934 'Women Without a Country' PARIS The plight of "Women without a country" is one of the principal concerns of the Federation of American Women's Clubs in Europe, whose five-day conference opens here today [May 6], according to Mrs. Richard Guttmann, treasurer of the federation and delegate from the American Women's Club of Vienna.

Preventing these attacks has been a principal concern of transplant science.

(Part of its program was inherited from a League of Nations organization called the International Institute of Intellectual Cooperation, a principal concern of which was libraries).

The principal concern of any government in a slump should be to restore capital investment and ensure sufficient demand to restore business confidence.

In time it is believed that the various Cold Wars will end, and cease to be the principal concern of American, Soviet & Chinese policy.

In recent decades, however, a principal concern of the Met's directors has been encouraging more visitors to come to the museum, and to make return visits.