Sentence examples similar to This concern is being managed from inspiring English sources

[Discussion in focus group 4 between Liz (physiotherapist working in National Health Service) and Sarah (physiotherapist working in private practice] Liz: But you have to be careful that we're not giving people some unrealistic expectation…hopefully people will get better recovery from this, but my concern is, is managing expectations which is quite hard.

An Isakson aide said the senator has serious concerns about whether the fund is being managed the way Congress intended.

Anglesey council has been run since March 2011 by commissioners appointed by the Welsh government amid concerns about how the authority is being managed.

She added: "I will never pander to those who would deny the positive contribution that immigrants have always made to our country or the economic benefits we gain from our membership of the EU … but I also believe that we have to listen to the real concerns that people have about how immigration is being managed".

As of March 2007, concerns remain about how the return process is being managed by the authorities.

It acquired Alex . Brownlast year, but a number of senior executives left the firm over concerns about how it was being managed, and the unit has experienced continuing morale problems.

Thursday night's meeting had been called by Graham Brookland, the president of the Shots Supporters' Trust and also the club's head of media, to air his concerns over the way Aldershot are being managed and the direction they have taken in recent months.

Kelly musters some sympathy for the frustrated banking specialists who joined the Bank board when "the die was already cast" but hardly excuses their inaction: "I am surprised that a Board which did possess a small number of experienced and well-regarded individuals nevertheless failed to raise more concerns about the way the Bank was being managed".

"Against the background of a degree of real concern about the way in which the... organisation was being managed, and about [Gillespie's] role in that, we concluded that it was likely that Mr Glick would be troubled by [her] disclosures," the tribunal's decision read.

This concern is unfounded.

This concern is misplaced.