Tom Stainer, Camra's head of communications, said: "Whilst Meantime do not currently produce real ale, Camra are nonetheless concerned that choice for beer drinkers may be reduced following the acquisition of the brewery by SAB Miller, who may focus on a handful of core beers rather than a wide range.
Some key donors were concerned that Paul's choice of a veteran K Street lobbyist would give Donald a new issue.
That must be unsettling". Toshack is concerned that his first-choice centre-backs, Danny Gabbidon and James Collins, were not in the West Ham line-up at the weekend for the defeat by Manchester City.
The nature of his injury is making a prognosis difficult, but Roy Hodgson will be concerned that his first-choice options in the centre of midfield are becoming thinner with less than a month to go before England's first game of the tournament against France in Donetsk on 11 June.
Thus, birth centers in Florida are unable to offer VBAC legally, and midwives are concerned that women's choices are declining as a result.
UPS dropped its $6.9 billion bid for TNT in 2013 after the European Commission, the European Union's antitrust regulator, blocked the deal, concerned that it would limit choice for European shipping customers and lead to price increases.
At the moment I'm a bit concerned that the non-trivial choice of P_{RF}, as it stands in the manuscript, might be key to the observed effect.
Instead, Francis said, his priests were to emphasise to the women concerned that, however "profoundly unjust" their choice was, God still loved them and understood there were reasons why they had made such an "agonising and painful" decision.
One might be concerned that the flexibility in framework choice provided by R1 and R2 could lead to different results when using different frameworks.
Just as mobile providers were rightfully concerned that the previous FCC's choice of Census Tracts was biased toward the use cases favored by WISPs, the current FCC is concerned that choosing Partial Economic Areas could tip the scales improperly toward mobile use cases.
In letters to Kellogg's, General Mills and PepsiCo, the attorney general, Richard Blumenthal, said he was concerned that the program, called Smart Choices, was "overly simplistic, inaccurate and ultimately misleading".
