Sentence examples for concerns of foreign from inspiring English sources

What about the privacy concerns of foreign visitors?

The concerns of foreign central banks over the fate of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, played a role in the Treasury department's rescue of the mortgage finance giants.

The head of Russia's finance ministry, Sergei Barsukov, said the law had been "re-worked" to take into account the concerns of "foreign operators".

We are used to thinking about the traditional concerns of foreign policy — wars, disarmament, even energy and the environment — as international issues that require some degree of collective action.

It was not immediately clear if Yemen had met the demands, but the abduction was likely to add to the security concerns of foreign companies, especially those developing the oil and gas sector.

It's more important than ever before that Haiti be governed by an administration that reflects the true will and interests of its people, rather than the concerns of foreign governments and corporations.

These states have identified culturally and linguistically appropriate ways to address the health concerns of foreign-born persons.

Despite the embassy issuing guidance on travel arrangements to the UK, the concern of foreign students seems to be only directed at the immediate future.

The decision of France's Michelin to repatriate the families of French staff working for its Algerian affiliate reflects the growing concern of foreign governments and businesses about the risks of terrorist attacks.

China produces as much as 97% of the world's supply of so-called rare earth elements, but has drastically cut back exports, to the concern of foreign businesses and governments.

Mr. Kostunica, a lawyer who espouses Serbian patriotism but has criticized ethnic cleansing and the paramilitaries involved in it, was apparently determined to attend the reburial of Mr. Ducic, despite the evident concern of foreign diplomats who effectively administer Bosnia.