71.   Essentialist RE takes seriously the concerns of well-intentioned people within the three major models outlined.

72.   Should we flatter ourselves that our descendants will find our concerns of the utmost importance?

73.   They are singers for whom singing and rehearsal are constant duties that are not always touched by concerns of high art.

74.   The overriding concern of solicitors in private practice was that rapid and decisive action should be taken to reduce future contributions and levies.

75.   Proposed restrictions on emissions of nitrogen oxides from power stations have been watered down to meet the concerns of the newly-privatized electricity generating companies, claim environmentalists.

76.   This does not, however, enable the exchange to legislate as to substantive rights between broker and customer, which are the domestic concern of those parties.

77.   The matters listed by Mustill LJ such as comfort, handling, appearance and reliability are the concerns of a relative standard of quality rather than purpose.

78.   No concern of mine either.

79.   Representing the interests and reflecting the concerns of voluntary organisations and charities throughout England.

80.   This requirement stems from the directive who apply the provisions of the treaty and is designed to meet the concerns of some other member states.