Sentence examples for concern held from inspiring English sources

A more earthly concern held by many is with the increasing commercialisation and potential exploitation of surrogate mothers.

Such a pairing would address a concern held in some quarters of Germany and inside the bank itself that Mr. Jain should not be the sole chief executive.

Most important, these people said, is the concern held by some plaintiffs that a deal with Andersen could effectively cap the amount that other potential defendants, like the banks that lent money to Enron, could be held liable for.

On day one senior counsel assisting, Peter Callaghan, posed a question for Australia which addressed the biggest concern held about this commission: that it is just another review to be ignored like the others.

The only concern held by Ross and Food was that they disliked the band's name.

All 13 studies mentioned areas of concern held by participants about data sharing.

But, he said in an interview at his shop, the Congressional debate deteriorated into a partisan brawl, and Congress has virtually ignored his biggest concern: holding down health costs.

After hours of entertainingly neglecting the concerns held by most voters, Mr Stewart finally turned serious.

"These were concerns held by many in the USA as well.

Ryle also coined the term "the ghost in the machine" to underscore the concerns held by behaviorists of a philosophical persuasion.

"The vote reflects the serious concerns held by one side of the coalition for access to justice and the rule of law," he said.