Sentence examples for with specific concerns from inspiring English sources

That may be of little comfort to people with specific concerns, such as British pensioners living in other EU countries.

In addition to talking about peace, some have come with specific concerns, particularly related to the environment.

The United States embassy in Canberra released a statement warning citizens of Australia's strict customs and quarantine regulations and advising potential travellers with specific concerns to contact the Australian embassy in Washington DC for more details.

General disagreement that holocaust imagery even belonged in a game which is still, at heart, about shooting sci-fi nazis in robot suits was matched with specific concerns about the accuracy of its portrayal of Nazi racism.

Speaking on 16 September at a Guardian fringe event at the Liberal Democrat party conference on tackling antisocial behaviour, Browne said the government wants to "declutter" current legislation, which is made up of various measures brought in at different times to deal with specific concerns.

A number of factors are weakening the Russian economy, the World Bank said: The aging population, unproductive workers, and business executives who are reluctant to invest over the long term, fearful of risk in general but with specific concerns about Russia.

Parents were concerned about oral health in 65/341 (19.1%) children, with specific concern about caries in only 9/341 (2.6%).

In this way, the film once again self-reflexively reinforces one of the joys of moviegoing generally with the specific concerns of its viewers.

"What I proposed is that we deal with their specific concerns, rather than this emotional image of criminals walking around Brooklyn Heights, which of course happens every day," Judge Dearie explained in an interview.

After his first visit working with DAI in the spring of 2009, he wrote a memo that said the group he met with "has specific concerns about government informants and the highest level of discretion is warranted".

As the economy has slowed, Mrs. Clinton has released a series of proposals — to stimulate growth, stem home foreclosures and, most recently, reduce energy costs — that have helped burnish her image as the candidate most in touch with the specific concerns of working families.