Sentence examples for the concern of it from inspiring English sources

"But for many of us on the Council, there was always the concern of it being a rubber stamp for what the administration wanted all along".

"I was prevented from doing that by the defence secretary [Hoon] because of the concern of it becoming public knowledge that we were planning for a military contribution, which might be unhelpful in the activity in the UN to secure a security council resolution".

Lord Boyce, the former chief of defence staff, has claimed that, in the run-up to war, he was "prevented" by Hoon from speaking to the chief of defence logistics, "because of the concern of it becoming public knowledge that we were planning for a military contribution".

To meet the concerns of its neighbours, it promised a new study of the environmental impacts.

It is successful because it addresses the concerns of its readers, not its editor.

Business IT alignment has been consistently ranked as the number one concern of IT and business executives.

The concern of films like it is of the immediate action of war, which in real life happens in unexpected, violent bursts of seconds or minutes.

Whatever adversely affects vision is the concern of the ophthalmologist, whether it be caused by faulty development of the eye, disease, injury, degeneration, senescence, or refraction.

Land property was really only the concern of the women, since it was the women's job to cultivate food and not the men's.

The Co-op came close to collapse last year and governance reform was seen as vital to stabilise the business and allay the concerns of banks it owed £1.4bn.

Now, in order to create a less efficient work flow and fail to address the concerns of editors, it's back to business as usual.