Sentence examples for concern on behalf of from inspiring English sources
Clive Black, analyst at Shore Capital, said: "We acknowledge the understandable concern on behalf of investors surrounding the ongoing underperformance of the core ladieswear category in the UK.
Just today, such a group voiced concern on behalf of the so-called anti-fascist five, a group who were being prosecuted after trying to stop the British National party marching on the Cenotaph in London last June.
After the bed-and-breakfast gathering, where he was struck by the composition of the mourners, Hardy sent an e-mail to Donna St. George, the Post reporter, expressing vague concern, on behalf of Rogers's family, about the tone of her forthcoming piece.
The concern, on behalf of both the cable and the telecommunications companies, is that the up-front investment necessary to build out or upgrade their networks won't be justified because of an initial lack of demand.
But she said she recognizes that the circumstances underlying the protesters' request "have provoked genuine concern on behalf of all those involved.
Although, here in North America where everything trendy in dance music inevitably gets over-manufactured, there might be room for concern on behalf of Romanian techno.
"Concerns on behalf of the child are actually something we are meant to consider," he said.
The second lesson we must take from the Francis report is the need to create an environment in which health professionals right across the NHS can raise concerns on behalf of their patients without fear of recrimination, and where concerns will be properly and thoroughly investigated.
Configuration at this higher-level is encapsulated by user-defined policy — which can operate across applications, as well as manage lower-level concerns on behalf of applications.
"I" connotes no essence (e.g., human): each of us might be anything, and so has, when prescribing for all situations, actual or possible, to be concerned on behalf of everybody.
A miner's rep is a working miner who accompanies MSHA officials during their inspections, who has the right to point out safety concerns on behalf of his colleagues without fear of reprisal, at least in theory.
