Sentence examples for that were concerned with from inspiring English sources

"Teams that were concerned with that going through the process, they had already knocked him out.

There's been a reluctance to explore the sides of Warburg that were concerned with the irrational and the universal.

The office was unable to say whether all records relating to abuse complaints at Gordonstoun, of which there have been several since the 1970s, had gone missing or just the documents that were concerned with the Jones allegations.

From the 16th century and particularly after the Council of Trento, "Casas de Recogidas" (Women's Reformatories) appeared in the main cities that were concerned with receiving and reforming women of "bad repute".

As noted by the Welch plurality, "Hans has been reaffirmed in case after case, often unanimously and by exceptionally strong Courts"; its reversal "would overrule at least 17 cases, in addition to Hans itself" and cast doubt on "a variety of other cases that were concerned with this Court's traditional treatment of sovereign immunity". 483 U.S., at 494, n. 27, 107 S.Ct., at 2957, n. 27.

The prefatory notice further pointed out that this new edition, while following the dual plan of its predecessors, was forced by the progress of science to introduce different groupings of subject matter, provisional though these may be, and a new style of treatment in those subjects that were concerned with human nature and human life.

that are concerned with "training and education".

We have spirit, a set of emotions that are concerned with things like honor.

Whereas in France, he belongs to "a new generation that is concerned with the… quotidien.

Varma is an area of practice in Siddha medicine that is concerned with varmam.

Speleology, scientific discipline that is concerned with all aspects of caves and cave systems.