Sentence examples for concerned to note that from inspiring English sources
Instead, the statements seem more concerned to note that the President is not giving up any options or powers — as if bringing accused murderers to court were a prerogative, rather than an obligation.
While it learned with satisfaction that certain Member Governments were in the course of liquidating all or a part of their financial obligations to the Organization, it was gravely concerned to note that at 13 November 1963 there was an anticipated cash deficit for the 1962 63 biennium of $561,720.
Here's what the letter said: "Dear Edwin Northover I was concerned to note the results of a survey of 140 Conservative candidates for parliament that suggested that climate change came right at the bottom of their priorities for government action.
Harbottle mentioned the BBC Newsnight report that erroneously linked Lord McAlpine with an allegation of child sex abuse and warned: "Given recent events … we are very surprised and indeed highly concerned to note the content on your website".
Those concerned about congestion in Times Square and inadequate bike lanes might do well to note that, at the turn of the last century, horses left 2.5 million pounds of manure on the streets a day, and sixty thousand gallons of piss.
Tan was not concerned, noting that you have to have 10percentt down days to have 10percentt up days.
But he said he was not too concerned, noting that there were plenty of jobs just across town at Vermeer.
Others were not as concerned, noting that the Vietnam spots had been developed in a team effort and that most of that team remained.
One alteration concerned politeness; Wright noted that while Austen's work had characters waiting before speaking, he believed that "particularly in big families of girls, everyone tends to speak over each other, finishing each other's sentences, etc.
To compute 2100, note that.
The US Food and Drug Administration note that "calls from concerned citizens are how outbreaks are first detected.
