Sentence examples for concern cited from inspiring English sources

In public, the concern cited by America and some of the hold-outs has been a lack of clarity about AIIB's governance.

From a policy perspective, that makes sense too, especially when rules place great emphasis on protecting whistle-blowers from retaliation — a particular concern cited in the Best Buy report.

Community criticism is also prompting the developer to hasten the release of a traffic impact study within weeks to allay fears about traffic congestion, a concern cited by more than a few area residents.

Overall, family relationships were the most common concern cited by young people using the service in 2013-14, while "depression and unhappiness" were the major worries for children in 2012-13.

The main thing that the Vatican assessment is concerned with — the first "area of concern" cited, and the issue that the document returns to later on — is the LCWR's potential drift not just away from Rome's views of doctrine and authority, but from historic Christianity itself.

Jobs and growth are also a major concern in North Africa and the Middle East, where demands for greater democracy and equality have emerged in part from a paucity of economic opportunity, a concern cited by the leaders gathered here in Paris.

On Tuesday, he maintained that there was no reason for concern, citing as proof his record of endurance -- he has averaged 154 games per season over the past five years.

The scientific community reacted with deep concern, citing numerous worries about the law (Science, 15 January, p. 307).

Japan last month defined China as its main military concern, citing Beijing's increased assertiveness in the East and South China Seas.

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has listed the yellow stingray under Least Concern, citing its wide distribution and high abundance in certain regions.

Each of those provisions was also among the concerns cited by the A.M.A.