Sentence examples for which has concerned from inspiring English sources
He has not consulted his security cabinet for three weeks, which has concerned several members of his broad coalition government.
The talks show how the trend toward 16-team super conferences, which has concerned many college athletic officials, appears to be inching closer to reality.
It is understood that the insurance industry has started discussions with Mr Letwin about the issue, which has concerned many MPs whose constituencies were flooded.
Some N.F.L. players use supplements containing ephedra in quantities far beyond recommended dosages, which has concerned football executives and union leaders because the substances' side effects are not known, especially in athletes who push their bodies to the limit.
London TravelWatch, an independent body that examines passenger complaints as part of its remit to represent the capital's travelling public, says in its 2010 annual review that around 10% of the appeals it investigates are about penalty fares – "a figure which has concerned us for a long time".
"I think it's the unknown quantity which has concerned people.
There are 2 main nationalist movements of Polynesian Hawaiians--Kokua Hawaii & the Hawaiians-both of which have concerned themselves with Hawaiian deprivation of land.
There will be no premature "partying" in Austin this weekend, the prospect of which had concerned Mr. Gore's top man in Florida, former Secretary of State Warren Christopher.
It seemed that the great director had decided to round up many of his collaborators of the past 50 tears for a valedictory work on the subjects which had concerned him.
One Yankees official also said that the Mets were not trying to extract an excessive price from them simply because the teams are cross-town rivals, which had concerned the Yankees.
The bulk of the section discusses the most influential supervenience arguments in ethics, which have concerned realism and reduction, before considering the significance of ethical supervenience for the epistemology of ethics, and for debates about the existence of ethical principles.
