Sentence examples for concern of state from inspiring English sources

A series of polls show that the topic is the top concern of state voters.

Dangerous sidewalks have been a very personal concern of State Senator Guy J. Velella, a Bronx Republican.

But Abbott, in an extraordinary abdication of responsibility, says public transport is the concern of state governments while the Commonwealth should "stick to its knitting'' and build more roads.

Responding to criticism from Democrats and to the mounting concern of state and local governments, the White House is now saying that the long delayed government spending plan for the year does not provide enough money to protect against terrorist attacks on American soil.

It is the shortfall -- and the fact that the county avoided a similar deficit last year only by selling off its hospital and using its share of the nation's settlement with tobacco companies -- that has now attracted the concern of state officials in Albany.

This should put an end to it.'" Surely, they thought, concerns of state – the close relations between two nations, billions of dollars of commercial ties – should count more than the life of one person, who had been killed by mistake.

If they were victims of warlords taking a country hostage, it is likely few would have the delicate concerns of state sovereignty in mind when devising a solution - especially if the country had the strategic and economic value of Burma.

The concerns of state and local governments have grown keener since Friday, when the Bush administration raised the national terrorism alert to "high," warning that Al Qaeda might try to use chemical or biological weapons against American targets.

Both companies said that the expanded coverage was aimed at addressing the concerns of state and local transportation regulators and answering criticism from the taxi industry.

A new study, conducted by University of Illinois researchers, painted the concerns of state lawmakers representing districts impacted by the closures in even broader strokes.

"On President Karzai's concerns, we share these concerns," Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton told reporters on Monday.