Joyce, of course, isn't the first politician to air the concerns about unemployed Americans who can't pass drug tests.
The debate was intended to air the concerns of the Association about the professional erosion of the laboratory staff but actually gave a platform for donors to sponsor articles explaining quality assurance procedures and stimulated public interest in VCT sites.
The earth, the sea, and the air are the concern of every nation.
A doctoral study of the Times' coverage, by Vinod K. Jose, an editor at the magazine The Caravan, showed that the paper aired the concerns of Honda and the harm done to India's investment climate, while largely ignoring the issues raised by workers.
This report also clears the air concerning the much debated Motorola Xoom.
The village should provide a full and open process for critics to air those concerns, to review the proposed site-cleanup plan, and to address any other concerns residents and interested parties have.
But he says he has no more to add to the university's statement about the negotiations.Those talks clearly have been difficult given the air of concern on campus about the institute.
You might still be obsessing over an ex on Facebook and Twitter and worried about your bank balance, but a first date isn't the place to air those concerns.
The television personality who plays La Comay, a Puerto Rican puppet that started a media firestorm in November over comments on the air that concerned the death of a publicist, has resigned.
A. Most of the concern about air pollution and health risks from asphalt involves manufacturing and application, rather than what happens to it on a hot day.
Certain themes just drop out — like the conquest of the air, which so concerned the science-fiction writers early in this century.
