Sentence examples for concerns over the trust from inspiring English sources
Concerns over the Trust are not new.
He was never told about serious concerns over the trust and he mistakenly believed Monitor, the foundation trust regulator, would carry out a "rigorous" assessment, when it fact it would focus on finance not quality of care.
Monitor said although the trust had made progress on some of the issues highlighted by the Keogh Review, it had taken further regulatory action because of "concerns over the trust's A&E performance, its deteriorating financial position, and its capacity to address the range of issues it faces".
The decision follows months of concern over the trust.
It followed concerns over the length of time the trust took to answer some call-outs, particularly in rural areas.
Clearly it heard the concerns over trust and reacted.
Second, crowdsourcing presents ethical concerns over trust and validity of the research process itself.
Meanwhile, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers – which is partly responsible for the infrastructure of the internet – last week voiced "strong concern over the undermining of the trust and confidence of internet users globally due to recent revelations of pervasive monitoring and surveillance".
[The parties] expressed strong concern over the undermining of the trust and confidence of Internet users globally due to recent revelations of pervasive monitoring and surveillance.
Gemini Exchange founders Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss (who turned their Facebook settlement into Bitcoin billions) initially advanced such a proposal in March 2018, spurred on perhaps by the SEC denying their Bitcoin exchange traded fund application (the Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust) due to concerns over the potential for Bitcoin manipulation and fraud.
In January 1992 Northampton Town became the first British football club to establish a supporters' trust in response to concerns over the suitability of their owners, led by chairman Michael McRitchie, and the club's worrying level of debt.
