Sentence examples for concerns about the framework from inspiring English sources

Israel has made clear its grave concerns about the framework's fundamental elements and omissions.

"The new rules put greater emphasis on equal electorates and as a result there may be more constituencies which cross local authority boundaries". Labour said they believed the Boundary Commission would handle the process "openly and impartially" - but they had "serious concerns" about the framework the organisation was being asked to deliver.

In another open letter, College Board President David Coleman said concerns about the framework "are based on a significant misunderstanding".

My colleagues and I agreed to work collaboratively with the department, despite our persistent professional concerns about the legislative framework in which we worked.

Doctors are also concerned about the legal framework of consortia and the possibility of financial failures.The suddenness of the changes, and fears about the accountability of the new organisations, disturb even some who are broadly supportive.

Accumulation of such information may empirically support the interpretation of phylogenetic community structure, and may complement the concern about the existing framework.

Affordable housing: We do have concerns about the extent to which the framework will deliver genuinely affordable housing, in particular because of wording that could restrict local authority requirements on housing in local plans to ensure "competitive returns" for landowners and developers.

Beyond my concerns about the notice-and-consent framework, it seemed to me that a change of ownership of the firm, as in the case of a merger or acquisition, is particularly problematic for individual privacy.

According to a spokesperson for College Board, "This new edition addresses the legitimate concerns expressed about the 2014 framework.

A report from parliament's Joint Committee on Human Rights, makes much (pdf) of this "legal uncertainty", which not only reduces the law's legitimacy, in my opinion, but it's actual legality under our human rights framework: "Our concerns about the vagueness of the definition of the offence, which we expressed in correspondence with the minister, remain.

He said he was worried about statements Iran had made about the framework nuclear agreement, and raised concerns that Barack Obama may "unilaterally and prematurely halt sanctions".