Sentence examples for concerned about the case from inspiring English sources

Benenson, a lawyer, had become concerned about the case of two students imprisoned in Portugal for toasting to freedom in a bar.

The chairman of the islands' stock exchange, Anthony Travers, said there was no reason for international investors to be concerned about the case.

"He was obviously concerned about the case and his involvement, but he never felt he was the victim," Mr. Piet said.

A conference call is an unusual move for a hedge fund, but, according to Bloomberg News, investors are particularly concerned about the case against Mathew Martoma, a former SAC portfolio manager.

At prime minister's questions in the Commons on Wednesday, Theresa May said she was "deeply disappointed and concerned" about the case and would be raising it with the Emirati authorities.

Mr. Specter said he was particularly concerned about the case because it was the first time impeachment proceedings had been brought against an official who had been tried by a jury and acquitted.

A spokesman said on Sunday that concerns about the case continued to be expressed "at all levels".

I think that the settlement of the West Virginia case demonstrates that the White House and the Department of Justice are concerned about the Jenkins case.

Since the Grand Jury of the Circuit Court case in September 1839, the president of the U.S., Martin van Buren, had become concerned about the Amistad case.

The facts before the court were that Murphy had told the chief magistrate he was concerned about the conspiracy case against Ryan.

Mr Ruto said they were not concerned about the ICC case.