Sentence examples for translate concern from inspiring English sources
Most notably, people will now have the option to start fundraisers from within Safety Check, in order to immediately translate concern for victims of a crisis or natural disaster into specific actions.
The conventional wisdom within many businesses and governments is that consumers don't care, or perhaps more importantly cannot be coaxed, into translating concern into buying behaviours beyond the margins – and that consumers are only motivated by price.
In both modes, members expressed some concerns about the level of discussion on which decisions were based but this did not translate into concern about the decisions per se.
If there's that feeling, that the federal government is out of control, doesn't that translate into concern that it can't be trusted with something as big as an immigration overhaul?
In the build-up to the weekend some critics suggested that his presence in the last government during the financial crash may have contributed to his struggle to translate public concern over the pace and scale of the coalition government's deficit reduction programme into a longer poll lead.
Such weights are important to translate our concern for inequalities into practical decision-making tools for policy-makers.
As a Responder, I can translate my concern into meaningful, organized action.
In doing so the workshops helped to open-up SynBio to a wider range of actors and concerns thereby assisting us to translate these concerns into policy recommendations.
What explains Americans' unwillingness to translate their concerns over inequality into government action?
Many of them slyly translate the concerns of 19th-century fiction – money, property, gender – into the affectless, ironic voice of modern American fiction.
Democratic party presidential nominee Barack Obama, who combines the rhetoric of religion with the philosophy of secularism, once lectured theists: Democracy demands that the religiously motivated translate their concerns into universal, rather than religion-specific, values.
