Sentence examples for separate from the concern from inspiring English sources

George Little, the Pentagon press secretary, defended the purchases of the Mi-17 helicopters from the Russian company, Rosoboronexport, as important to helping Afghanistan create a credible self-defense force, and said the issue was separate from the concern over arms shipments to Syria that were used by the government to kill civilians.

In a statement issued after the markets had closed on Friday evening, RSA made clear that its new finding of "issues in the Irish claims and finance functions" was separate from the concerns raised earlier in the week.

Another concern — that is not separate from the first concern — is whether the Russian audience will understand that I am talking about them as opposed to just talking about myself.

The struggles against poverty, and for peace, civil rights, and human dignity and quality of life, while each vitally important in their own right, cannot be seen in a separate light from the concern over how our collective human experiment on this planet is changing and will change as the climate changes.

So much for fair-minded visions of colleges and universities as elevated bastions of fairness, equity, and leveling of the playing field -- separate from the material concerns of the rest of society.

In an election driven in large part by the candidates' personalities, that extraordinary wealth and the air of privilege Mr. Kerry seems to carry with him have often been a stumbling block, exacerbating the perception that he is an aloof man whose elite tastes separate him from the concerns of ordinary people.

"Having what it takes" has come to be a euphemism for talent and ambition, while the things it takes to keep on growing through the arc of career patience, resilience, something resembling a theory of craft are regarded as a background concern, separate from the process of creation itself.

"Having what it takes" has come to be a euphemism for talent and ambition, while the things it takes to keep on growing through the arc of career — patience, resilience, something resembling a theory of craft — are regarded as a background concern, separate from the process of creation itself.

There is not a world-reason dealing only with eternal being, sameness and difference, separate from the world-soul that is concerned with temporal and changeable things, their being, sameness and difference.

Myners said that this concern was separate from the Guardian challenging BBC commercialisation editorially.

"Nobody brings up political things or what happens if we list it this way…Keeping the science separate from other concerns — whether social, economic or political — is extremely important.