Sentence examples for an internal concern from inspiring English sources

But, she said, so far investors viewed the matter mainly as an internal concern.

"We don't have an internal concern that these are being applied in any way, I hope, other than fairly," he said.

Why don't you take a look at this double standard?" Mr. Li joined other Chinese officials in also saying that the running of Hong Kong was an internal concern for China.

Findings in the case studies revealed, for instance, that privacy protection is not only an issue in the relation between health care provider and patient – which currently is the main focus of academic and public debates -, but is also an internal concern of health care staff.

In the vernacular, it was just another part of "the game," not a matter of genuine internal concern.

Mr. Rizzo's position, together with the fact that the C.I.A. inspector general, John L. Helgerson, is now examining the matter, indicates a greater level of internal concern at the agency over the destruction than Gen. Michael V. Hayden, the C.I.A. director, indicated in his message to agency employees on Thursday.

Mr. Bethune said there was some internal concern that using a Continental plane might "ruin our relations with China" -- especially when the company is seeking landing rights in Beijing.

The alarming increase in religious tension, political intrigue, and violence was not only an internal, English concern.

There is also internal concern among some Justice Department lawyers that Mr Gove's predecessor, Chris Grayling, produced a "legal dog's breakfast" that misunderstood and misinterpreted the positions of Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Yesterday, Mr. Von Essen said in a prepared statement that he has ordered an internal investigation "concerning the testing and placement of the radios in the field".

Details of an internal investigation concerning allegations of assaults carried out by officers within Lambeth council in the 1990s recently revealed there were two sites on council property used to carry out sexual assaults "on many occasions over the years".