Sentence examples for regions of concern from inspiring English sources

Few tools exist that are sufficiently robust to allow manipulation of key input variables to produce casualty estimates resulting from high-consequence events reflecting local or specific regions of concern.

International SOS has identified some countries or regions of concern for 2015.

Of these, 169 are documented dead zones, while 233 are regions of concern, and 13 are systems in recovery.

In his last posting, he served as Deputy Assistant Secretary for Non-proliferation (acting), responsible for policies to address the proliferation problems posed by Iran, North Korea, Libya, Iraq, South Asia and other regions of concern.

Jimmy Carter's administration almost came to a deal with the Soviet Union to curb sales to regions of conflict, and after the first Gulf War there were talks among the five permanent members of the UN Security Council about limiting arms sales to the Middle East and other regions of concern.

It can be argued that the optimal, or at least most realistic, approach to improving SDH is the one that will maximize economic growth in the countries or regions of concern, even at the cost of substantial short-term deteriorations in health status or increases in health disparities.

In the case of earthquakes, a probable earthquake magnitude is simulated based on a catalogue of historical records of earthquakes within the region of concern.

Another region of concern is sub-Saharan Africa.

In assessing the potential contribution of new U.S. missiles, a critical (and dubious) assumption is that the United States would disperse them among several secure bases in each region of concern.

In almost all epidemiological contexts, at the landscape or at larger scales, it is unlikely that the absolute abundances of vector species can be empirically measured for the entirety of the region of concern.

The sub-regions of concern are Local Health Integration Networks (LHINs) [ 13] in Ontario, Canada.