Sentence examples for air concerns about from inspiring English sources

At a recent meeting to air concerns about the city, one resident said he "did a little victory dance" when his check arrived in the mail.

The international press freedom group, Reporters Sans Frontières (RSF), has written to foreign secretary Boris Johnson to air concerns about his current visit to Saudi Arabia.

For many of them the intention had been to come and make a lunchtime April Fool's Day protest against the City and the banking world's self-indulgence, as well as to air concerns about everything from climate change to homelessness.

Morrissey is the latest star to air concerns about poorer people being squeezed out of the acting profession amid fears that it no longer reflects all sectors of society.

De Montfort University had used Twitter to air concerns about technical problems facing applicants.

The SEC wants to air concerns about the usefulness of fair-value accounting and whether current standards can be improved.

He has previously aired concerns about the sexual peccadilloes of MPs.

It is the first time that the Investor Forum, set up two years ago, has aired concerns about a company in public.

The response was similar to the burst of public support for another Guangzhou-based publication, Southern Weekend, after it aired concerns about growing press constraints earlier this year.

A second story follows Sunday newspaper reports about one of Leveson's assessors, the Liberty director Shami Chakrabarti, airing concerns about the statutory component of the proposals.

In the wake of recent worries about the Chinese economy, many institutions have aired concerns about the impact on international student enrollment.