Sentence examples for concern for british from inspiring English sources

Wear and tear is even a concern for British day trippers.

It was not clear whether the issue was discussed in depth between the two leaders, or whether May's remarks represented a concern for British citizens abroad, or a veiled threat to counterparts like Renzi who want to see ensure their citizens are not adversely affected.

He also suggested the lawyers were only interested in the "fat fees" they received from their foreign clients, adding: "Why don't they have the same concern for British citizens?

There had been concern for British fans ahead of Friday's match about whether the players would recover from the blow of losing their semi-final to Argentina on Wednesday.

Either way, it was deemed a big enough concern for British institution Marks And Spencer to pay someone to develop a new, scientifically engineered, safer avo.

This paper presents three issues of ethical concern for British Pakistani Muslim parents following the medical diagnosis in pregnancy, or at or soon after birth, of abnormalities considered incompatible with life.

David Cameron insisted that he should be neutral, while concerned for British science and jobs.

Such funds are already proving a point of concern for the British authorities.

The source added: "Levels of migration from the EU to the UK are a major concern for the British people".

Nigel Farage said on Twitter on 17 September: "Border chaos across Europe is making immigration issue even more of a concern for the British people than ever before.

At the start of the war, the American government's refusal to check the Indian seditionist movement was a major concern for the British government.