Sentence examples for commission is concerned from inspiring English sources

Rather, he said, the commission is concerned with the advantage that enterprises with state guarantees enjoy in the financial markets.

"The Commission is concerned that this increase masks stagnation in the qualification and skill level of the home-domiciled population," the report says.

The Commission is concerned that recent American gestures toward Iran could be misinterpreted as a weakening of our resolve to counter Iranian terrorism.

"The commission is concerned by the lack of appropriate policies to address the numerous problems of water management and by the delay in fulfilling the requirements of European water legislation".

But the commission is concerned that customers whose gambling is becoming compulsive are not being followed up.

The Equality Commission is concerned that after years when Northern Ireland led the way on the issue of rights, it is slipping behind other parts of the UK.

The general rule then was that the commission was concerned only with infractions that affect competition — and that rule seems to hold.

The commission was concerned that a combined Universal and EMI, without significant divestitures, would have exercised too much control over certain music markets, potentially limiting choice.

The commission was concerned that some companies were being too aggressive in recognizing revenue, and it spelled out its interpretations of already existing rules.

Jeremy Ginsberg, Darien's planning and zoning director, said his commission was concerned with the impact on the surrounding area and with parking.

Antitrust regulators at the commission are concerned that the combined companies would have too much power in the market for aviation products like jet engines and navigation equipment.