Sentence examples for concern articulated from inspiring English sources

On Monday, a group of 53 legal scholars from 17 Australian universities warned that the government's conduct under its hardline military-led border regime "Operation Sovereign Borders" was in violation of international law, adding to the "profound concern" articulated by the UNHCR over the incident last week.

Despite the concern articulated by politicians about college affordability, including Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, there seems to be no real awareness at these institutions as to how these increases are affecting their customers.

The reduction of maternal deaths by three-quarters, between 1990 and 2015, is a global concern, articulated as the fifth millennium development goal.

Hearing black feminist concerns articulated by other women and artists of color helped Walker to recognize how she was viewed in the eyes of her fellow-countrymen.

There is another reason to be skeptical about tests to determine which smokers are at risk for lung cancer, in addition to the concerns articulated in your article.

McGowan ran a broad-based insurgent campaign based on local concerns, articulated through a "kitchen table" consultation called Voice 4 Indi, over broadband availability, mobile phone blackspots and health and transport infrastructure.

Even such a date is relatively late given that there had been concerns articulated in the Australian registry in 2007 and in journal publications from 2008 (Langton et al. [2008]; Joyce et al. [2009]).

"In our view, none of the claims made in LaCour's reponse meaningfully address the concerns articulated in our report, Professor Green's retraction request, or the Science retraction," they wrote in a statement posted on Kalla's Twitter account on 29 May.

The revised manuscript is stronger and clearer, and substantively addresses all of the concerns articulated in the decision letter.

Physical and mental health problems linked to khat use were prominent concerns articulated, particularly, by the elder female focus group participants.

Any approach which hopes to successfully respond to EID threats, including a One Health approach, needs to address the ethical concerns articulated above.