Sentence examples for concern states from inspiring English sources

One version of this concern states that cloning would, from the outset, constitute a problematic form of eugenics.

About the only concern state officials have heard from environmentalists has been an objection to possible drilling for natural gas in a state park.

The Times dismisses this concern, stating that "the bill allows 7 to 13 years before exports would be cut off, which seems ample time to build domestic capacity".

The hardest hypothetical question for the justices seemed to concern state laws that make it a crime for politicians to lie in some settings.

Chen cites grant applications as another cause for concern, stating that too many resources go to a small number of good scientists.

China will consider cutting Iraq's debts or writing them off out of humanitarian concern, state radio quoted Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao as saying on Monday.

We share the same concern stated in [4], that is, a key issue in service computing is selecting service providers with the best user desired quality.

UNAIDS Executive Director Michel Sidibé echoes this concern stating that "the international community cannot afford to sustain the current architecture for AIDS and global health in the coming years" [ 4].

Another participant voiced a similar concern stating that the backlog in product review is, in essence, preventing companies from launching novel products on the Canadian market.

The Democratic-Republicans comprised diverse elements that emphasized local and humanitarian concerns, states' rights, agrarian interests, and democratic procedures.

Indeed, the contrast is stunning between the vocal rhetoric of so-called "concerned" states and their practice.