Sentence examples for when they concern from inspiring English sources

These compromise bills typically are approved, especially when they concern must-pass legislation.

As opportunistic as the government's notice was, it indicates a broader trend: Pakistan is growing more conservative on social issues, particularly when they concern young people in love.

Results further show that the social utility function is asymmetric: compromise solutions are favored more strongly when consequences relate to costs (travel costs) than when they concern rewards (attractiveness).

And containing divergences between U.S. and E.U. antitrust decisions, especially when they concern U.S.-based companies, would reduce the risk of trade wars triggered by antitrust tensions.

And they suggest that Japan has its own ideas about solving global problems, especially when they concern its immediate neighborhood, or the lives of its citizens.

He's got a knack of spinning great stories out of the most minor incidents, especially when they concern the antics of his eccentric family or the even more peculiar inhabitants of his native Bristol.

Studies were excluded when they concerned preferences for participation in medical decision-making as a surrogate (e.g. in children) and when the manuscript was not written in English.

A spokesman for the department said: "Guidance is already crystal clear that professionals should refer immediately to social care when they are concerned about a child.

A spokesman said: "Guidance is already crystal clear that professionals should refer immediately to social care when they are concerned about a child.

What people do when they're concerned about their safety is to fortify," says Dominguez.

For consumers, pleasure often comes ahead of other considerations, even when they are concerned about sustainability.