Sentence examples for concern about the law from inspiring English sources

That "concern" about the law didn't stop the election though.

Rice has expressed concern about the law regulating foreign private organizations, known as nongovernmental organizations, or NGOs, which was passed earlier this year.

The United States, which had previously issued only a brief statement of concern about the law, welcomed Karzai's decision as a "response to the concerns expressed by many Afghans and their international partners".

The 10-member New York panel, set up by Gov. Mario M. Cuomo, first expressed concern about the law in November 1988, reporting that it was leading to widespread discrimination.

An American official and a United Nations expert on Tuesday joined European Union officials in expressing grave concern about the law, which was rushed through Parliament by the government of Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

But Brown, who telephoned him from Strasbourg to express "grave concern" about the law, warned that it had risked "putting Afghanistan back to its past rather than towards a democratic future where men and women are treated equally".

Their continued reticence appears to be engendered by a belated concern about the laws of strict product liability which exist in almost every state.

Sheridan, the foreign editor of the Australian, raised his concern about the laws in a column last week, describing the disclosure provisions as "one of the worst moves against media freedom that I have seen".

Moreover, Republicans cite concerns about the law expressed by labor unions, including the Teamsters.

He voiced specific concerns about the law that suggest it was on his mind.

Sarah Tofte, author of the Human Rights Watch report, said she was concerned about the law's language on resources.