Their posturing is built on a deep and widespread worry about the unfairness in the restitution for forgone land.
Claimants entering typically low-paid jobs would keep more of their benefits than before.The coalition government's focus on fairness is a response to widespread worry about the gap between rich and poor in Britain.
Dr. Helms said he hoped that widespread worry about a pandemic flu would increase immunization rates against seasonal flu.
Still, there is widespread worry that a delay could hurt the credibility of Japan, which has an economy, at almost $5 trillion, secondonly to that of the United States.
There is widespread worry about putting a facility this size into a community that has grown rapidly in the last ten years without a comparable increase in city services (in fact, our local hospital was just closed and sold to developers).
The banks had quietly received that very message a week earlier, which set off, if not a rush for the exits, certainly widespread worry in China and financial centers around the world.
But pride is mixed with widespread worry that the area is becoming a ghetto.Ayyaz Aslam, who works for a local personal-injury firm, regrets the absence of whites.
There was widespread worry that the convention would not be a worthy successor to the last Democratic convention in Los Angeles: the 1960 party gathering that nominated John F. Kennedy for president amid great excitement.
Due to the vulnerability of the city to landslides, these events caused a significant social, economic, and environmental impact as well as widespread worry, without any precedent among inhabitants and local institutions, about future risk.
Widespread worry about the NHS's workforce "concerns me more than the money", said a third boss.
