Sentence examples for regional concerns from inspiring English sources

“The Senate will be susceptible to regional concerns because less populated regions have a bigger say, and the Midwest and Southeast will be hard-pressed to agree.”.

The results are critical for future policy-making to address regional concerns.

Councils need to reach beyond their boundaries and address regional concerns with neighbouring authorities.

It also has small-scale local political issues while being at the heart of larger regional concerns..

But the film delves past regional concerns into larger philosophical questions that it does not pretend to answer.

The ruling elites are caught in "a perpetual pincer movement" between regional concerns and the internal threat of overthrow.

Long Island has developed as a patchwork of regulations and incentives, rules and restrictions that reflect local needs rather than regional concerns.

We need to put regional concerns aside and work for a sustained federal commitment to save billions in wasted energy from the homes of low-income families everywhere.

"Will Japan go nuclear?" Hau Boon Lai, a columnist for The Straits Times of Singapore, asked, echoing regional concerns that Japan is considering building nuclear bombs.

In reality, nuclearization is usually driven by regional concerns — from India's rivalry with Pakistan to Israel's fear of Middle Eastern encirclement.

The U.S. military can refocus on the region, increasing cooperation on issues of regional concern above and beyond the War on Drugs, such as humanitarian assistance and disaster relief.