Sentence examples for concern has provoked from inspiring English sources

This concern has provoked governments and international agencies to address health threats through a security rationale, which emphasizes the themes of national security, biosecurity, and human security.

The increasing global demand for energy and environmental concerns have provoked a shift from exhaustible, fossil fuel based energy to renewable energy sources.

Leaving aside the question of whether forcing recalcitrant or underperforming authorities into "one size fits all" agencies will realise ministers' dreams of high quality, "joined-up" services, the fact that care trusts are NHS bodies has provoked concerns.

However, the low profile of the funds has provoked concern among debt charities which worry that households could unnecessarily be losing out.

The "dismantling of the missing persons infrastructure" has provoked concern for a function that has traditionally been regarded as a low police priority.

That, combined with the high rate of cases the office declines to prosecute, has provoked concern that his policies are allowing potentially dangerous defendants to go free.

But the advice has provoked concern, with critics saying the report is alarmist and will only add to a mother's stress.

Mr. Bush's relative inexperience in foreign affairs and his commitment to a sizable missile defense system has provoked concern in European capitals.

The magnitude of the losses, disclosed late Friday and confirmed Saturday by Cypriot officials, has provoked concern that depositors in second-tier euro zone banks in Slovenia and Italy might withdraw their savings from those institutions.

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The two-year-old policy of paying farmers more for rice than it is worth on international markets is straining the country's finances, has cost Thailand its spot as world's top exporter of the grain and has provoked concern at the World Trade Organization.