Sentence examples similar to town concerning from inspiring English sources

But a more frequent topic of discussion in this socially active town concerned the festival's future.

"Big Town" concerns itself with the adventures of Steve Wilson, a newspaperman on the staff of the "Illustrated Press".

She said the ruling would energize "the dozens, if not hundreds, of cities and towns concerned with industrial gas drilling".

"The idea that the FN might get its hands on French cities and towns concerns me greatly.

Mr. Blumenthal has since met with representatives from about a dozen cities and towns concerned about the implications of the ruling.

"At our congress it was decided to do this because the law affects workers … we decided that we will call a strike all over sectors on each day of matches in the towns concerned," Clos said.

Forget musical fairy tales and towns concerned with urination; "Time and the Conways" joins plays like "Morning's at Seven" in reminding us that as a source for both comedy and drama, nothing beats the family dynamic.

Also, the sample was drawn from clinics in rural and regional areas and some findings such as the issue of 'small town concerns' may therefore be context specific.

Although PN themselves did not suggest ways to overcome "small town" concerns, the issues could be minimized by PNs reinforcing their duty of confidentiality to young patients, along with normalization of chlamydia testing into routine primary healthcare for this population to reduce stigma [ 23, 26].

"Oxford doesn't have a university as far as the working-class children of that town are concerned.

Even Forster's most commercial song, the sun-dappled near-hit Streets of Your Town, was concerned with domestic violence.