Sentence examples for proper concern for from inspiring English sources
And yet revenge also suggests a proper concern for the dead.
■ Former colleagues in government have failed to show proper concern for the "worries and fear" felt by Britain's 3 million-strong Muslim community in the current febrile atmosphere.
The fact is that this was always a very difficult situation where any government would have to balance proper concern for civil liberties with desire to protect our security, and we were likely to be attacked whatever course we took.
When developing engineering processes for preparation and production of materials and when designing materials for specific applications, the materials engineer must understand fundamental concepts such as thermodynamics, heat and mass transfer, and chemical kinetics, and must also have a proper concern for economic, social, and environmental factors.
A six-month wait for the Bank of England to launch its special liquidity scheme, with the governor being more concerned by moral hazard than financial stability - a proper concern for an isolated bank bail-out but wildly off the mark for a systemic crisis.
The matter of "positioning oneself among others in the social world" is a complex one, so discovering the right mix of attitudes and feelings "may be like finding the centre of gravity of a cloud".Sometimes, he writes, it is plain that the balance between self-interest and a proper concern for others has been seriously upset.
Matters affecting employment, for instance, are proper concerns for elected politicians.
"I have no time for Vivienne Westwood and Bianca Jagger and [Green party MP] Caroline Lucas, who subvert residents' proper concerns for their own political ends," he will say.
The quite proper concern of government for efficiency and targets and accessibility has its place.
A broader, more defensible liberal position is that the wrongs relevant to punishment have to be a matter of proper public concern for citizens (Duff 2001: §4.3; Duff 2011).
"I am just horrified," the 89-year-old retired surgeon says eventually. "I just cannot comprehend how a situation could possibly happen where a person would have to fear suspension or bullying for raising proper concerns about the way that people were being looked after.
