Sentence examples for because there are concerns from inspiring English sources

Control orders apply to prisoners who cannot be deported, either because they are British nationals, or because there are concerns that, if repatriated, they will be tortured, and deportation bail applies to prisoners who can be deported, because the British government has come to an agreement with the governments of Algeria and Jordan.

Head Start, the most important education program for 3- and 4-year-olds in the country, is in the news again, not only because there are concerns about how many children will be negatively impacted as a result of federal budget cuts in the sequestration process but also because of the U.S. Education Department's new emphasis on early childhood education.

They want cash, and they're not even sure cash is safe, because there are concerns that there may be runs on banks.

It's magnified in St Louis because there are concerns about [the fact that] the lease runs out in 2014 on the stadium".

Young's stats are promising news because there are concerns that monetization on mobile platforms (particularly through other business models like advertising) may never match what is possible on the desktop web.

Public health has lost a hero, and we have lost a great friend and colleague". If you need further proof of how massive an achievement smallpox eradication was, be careful what you wish for, because there are concerns that smallpox could make a comeback.

This was because there is concern that a gastric cancer developing within the first 1 year after enrolment might have been a cancer undetected at the time of the emrolment 28 30 and might be influenced by the promoting effect of H. pylori infection.

Because there was concerns about her numbers.

Gutierrez, who spent last year at Findlay Prep near Las Vegas, may have been without an offer so long because there were concerns about whether he would be eligible.

Speaking at the high court in London, Mr Justice Edwards-Stuart granted the order because there were concerns that measures carried out by Basildon borough council "may go further" than the terms of the enforcement notices.

It was brought in because there were concerns there were inequalities in the curriculums being offered by schools.