Sentence examples for concerned about the inquiry from inspiring English sources

Some Volt owners are not concerned about the inquiry.

Mr. Freeman, who said he was not concerned about the S.E.C. inquiry, applauded the way that WorldCom's chief executive, Bernard J. Ebbers, had responded to it.

Calpers, the nation's largest public pension fund, which owns about $400 million in Wal-Mart shares, says it continues to be concerned about the Mexico inquiry, and it is troubled by recent Wal-Mart supply-chain issues.

Survivors are concerned about the way the inquiry has been established, its powers and its terms of reference.

I am not so concerned about this inquiry.

But Lord Justice Leveson said he had only contacted the cabinet secretary at Number 10 because he was concerned about "the perception" his inquiry into press standards was "being undermined".

The national secretary of United Voice, Louise Tarrant, said her union was concerned about the impact of the inquiry as the government was "already running quite a radical agenda" on workplace relations.

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.

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.

The use of neuroscientific treatment can be justified partly through arguments about freedom of choice; an individual born with genetically altered traits has no choice in the matter.Georg BlahaBerlinSIR – As a neurologist (with a special interest in neurodegenerative disorders), I am concerned about the freedom of scientific inquiry being curtailed.

Mr Doran said ministers should not be concerned about the potential cost of such an inquiry.