Sentence examples for concerned about the structure from inspiring English sources

Mr. Elson, who teaches courses on corporate governance, has been concerned about the structure of Bank of America's board since the late 1990s.

Mel Horwitch, chairman of Polytechnic's management department, who did not sign the letter, said he was not against the merger but was concerned about the structure of the deal.

"I am concerned about the structure of the takeover of the M.A.C. debt -- that the preliminary analysis looks like in the year 2034, my, hopefully, grandchildren, or maybe great-grandchildren will be paying for debt incurred in 1975," he told reporters yesterday.

Several analysts said that while they supported efforts by Pearson's chief executive, Marjorie Scardino, to expand the company's role in educational publishing, they were concerned about the structure of the deal, which offers existing stockholders the right to buy some additional shares at a significant discount.

Several analysts said yesterday that while they supported efforts by Pearson's chief executive, Marjorie Scardino, to expand the company's role in textbook and educational publishing, they were concerned about the structure of the deal, which offers existing stockholders the right to buy some additional shares at about half their value based on Friday's closing price.

By means of the underlying interoperability framework [ 19], PMSST enables researchers to develop analysis method on the data collection set schema defined by abstract CDEs without being concerned about the structure of the underlying data source.

Sutherland said customers should not be concerned about the changing structure of ownership.

We're concerned about the tax structure that's in this city and how rental buildings are being taxed.

Uber's history of controversy In June, senior Labour MP Margaret Hodge said she was "particularly concerned about the tax structure" of Uber and accused it of "opting out of the UK tax regime" by operating via a company in Holland.

She said: "I am particularly concerned about the tax structure that Uber and others have apparently constructed and the impact this has both on the public purse and on the livelihoods of London cabbies and private hire drivers.

For years I have been concerned about the regulatory structure that governs Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac--known as Government-sponsored entities or GSEs--and the sheer magnitude of these companies and the role they play in the housing market.