Sentence examples for the world's concern from inspiring English sources

The Ukrainian civil war is the world's concern now.

That is the story in Lebanon, a conflict that now commands most of the world's concern.

A spokesperson for Human Rights Watch, Julie de Rivero, said the report was a reminder that the rest of the world's concern with North Korea should extend beyond its nuclear weapons programme.

Meanwhile, Caterpillar said that while it "shares the world's concern over unrest in the Middle East", it doesn't believe it has "neither the legal right nor the means to police individual use of its equipment".

The demonstrations in Seattle, Quebec and on college campuses, however, in response to global trade policies, are showing the world's concern for the injustices faced by low-paid workers.

They were on the periphery of the world's concerns.

The games will not usher in democracy to China, but they will help to acclimatise both the leadership and the public to the world's concerns about how the country is developing.

In a recent telephone interview, Mr. Banga spoke to India Ink about what he dubs "worrying" signals from the Indian government, and the need for Indian business and government to respond to the world's concerns.

"We will continue to do all we can to increase the peaceful pressure on Iran to change course and to return to talks ready to reach a negotiated solution by addressing the world's concerns.

By recording with such loving care the elements of one rich Englishman's life, Saturday explores the question of to what extent it is possible to insulate yourself against the world's concerns.

Our tradition never has been one that closes doors to shut out the concerns of the world but one that opens them so the world's concerns become our concerns.