Sentence examples for believed concern about from inspiring English sources

However, it is generally believed concern about an influx of students from England choosing free education in Scotland to avoid paying fees at home is unfounded, according to the survey results.

Over the last two days, Democratic leaders have repeatedly said they believed concerns about corporate malfeasance would hurt Republicans in the elections.

He believes concerns about the strength of domestic demand for JGBs 95% of Japanese bonds are held locally may be one reason Mr Kan has grown increasingly anxious about the public finances.Mr Uchida notes that under Basel 2 bank-capital rules there are so-called "outlier criteria" for banks with a heavy exposure to interest-rate risk, such as the Japanese banks.

He also said that he believed that concern about mental health issues needed to be addressed.

But some experts believe that concern about Russia's treatment of gays and lesbians was one of a number of issues that lead Obama to cancel a Moscow summit planned for when he attends a gathering of the Group of 20 major economies in St . Petersburgthis week.

However, we believe that, in the meantime, it is reasonable to believe that concerns about collective action problems could in principle justify regulation of the genetic supermarket.

But Dixon believes that concerns about conflicts of interest have been blown out of proportion.

But we are looking for a solution for this problem.... SENATOR FEINGOLD: Director Mueller, you don't believe that concerns about being accused of racial profiling were a factor in the failure to act on the Phoenix memo pre-9/11 or to connect it to the Moussaoui information, do you?

"We believe that concerns about the long-term viability of the eBay platform are unfounded," the analyst said.

Richard Land, the president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, an arm of the 16 million-member Southern Baptist Convention, told The Huffington Post that he believes evangelical concerns about Obama administration policies will allow conservative religious voters to "overlook any lingering reservations about [Mitt] Romney's Mormonism".

We believe that concerns about the difficulty of obtaining fully valid consent of patients with Alzheimer's disease should not prevent them from participating in clinical trials and benefiting from scientific progress.