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Constitutionalism has been a term of suspicion for much of Mr Xi's tenure because of concerns it could be interpreted as a check against the party's authority and be used by legal activists and dissidents to push for more freedoms.
Work on new type-26 frigates ordered by the Ministry of Defence, in a deal announced by David Cameron, had been expected to begin this year, but there are concerns it could be delayed until 2017.
In an era of heightened terrorism concerns, it could be argued, high-tech surveillance will be an indispensable part of China's security preparations for the Olympics, which runs Aug. 8 to 24.
Writing on the Telegraph's website Lamb said the Lib Dems had consulted patient organisations, research charities, legal bodies, royal colleges and medical unions, which each had concerns it could be a risk to patient safety.
Earlier, Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt said "small but important" changes to the backstop would allay MPs' concerns it could be trapped in a customs union.
However they did not voice support for the measure due to concerns it could be combined with the broader Protecting Cyber Networks Act.
While such separation makes sense insofar as the supervision of individual banks is concerned, it could be problematic for macroprudential supervision.
And what of Poor Jen? "She's concerned it could be it for him and she's devastated," says "a source close to the actress".
Shoppers expressed hesitation about the veracity of virtual reality and were concerned it could be manipulated to show an overly idealized version of a home.
Believe me, when I wake up for dawn prayer and leave for the mosque, I leave with a lot of concern — it could be the Taliban outside.
