Sentence examples for concerned about the independence from inspiring English sources

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Coyle said she was concerned about the independence of the new board, most of whose members will be appointed by the government.

Ms Evans said she was concerned about the "independence" of the inquiry in relation to advice she had received from one adviser, adding that letters she had sent to the Home Secretary had been re-written by him.

But several people close to their deliberations said that they were concerned about the independence of DC Air, whether there would be enough competition with the merged airline at several airports, and a plan by American and United to jointly operate the lucrative Washington-New York-Boston shuttle now owned by US Airways.

Cedric W. Dempsey, a member of the panel and president of the N.C.A.A., which oversees intercollegiate sports, said he had "no major problem" with the report, although his board of directors or executive committee might be concerned about "the independence of the proposed coalition of presidents".

Giving evidence to the Commons committee alongside other panel members on Tuesday, Ms Evans said she was concerned about the "independence" of the inquiry in relation to advice she had received, saying that letters she had sent to the home secretary had been rewritten.

In his statement, Mr. Sadr said, "I am concerned about the complete independence of Iraq and the withdrawal of the occupying forces from our holy lands".

People were concerned about the impact independence would have on cross-border health arrangements with many Scots currently nipping into England for treatment.

Neither side seemed too concerned about the political independence of an institution whose essential attribute is a capacity to resist demands for easy money, if necessary — parties and elections be damned.

If Rogers can gain even a small slice of wireless market share thanks to hockey, the purchase will pay off in spades.Even if Rogers is unable to extract such leverage from coverage of the NHL, fans still have reason to be concerned about the editorial independence of hockey coverage on Sportsnet.

"We discovered that Yogananda was put on a government watch list and kept under surveillance by the FBI and the British authorities, who were probably concerned about the growing independence movement in India," Leeman says.