Sentence examples for concerns set out from inspiring English sources

These and other concerns set out in our report represent significant and pressing challenges for Ofwat.

The next day, the city health department, citing "public safety concerns," set out poison.

Labour MP and chairwoman of the committee, Louise Ellman, commented: "The Department for Transport is blatantly ignoring the safety concerns set out in our report.

"If government is serious about making a success of shared services, and indeed future projects running across departments, it must act on the serious concerns set out in our report before any more public money is wasted".

The approach of Culver and Gert does not rely on evolutionary psychology, and so avoids the concerns set out in (C1) and (C2) above.

The educational and social concerns set out in the report are, no doubt, laudable ones, but in the end they will have little impact given the immediate repercussions that the extension of this tool will have for the people of Europe.

The company's farsighted 1991 film, titled Climate of Concern, set out with crystal clarity how the world was warming and that serious consequences could well result.

Two of the FRC's latest, and tough, rule changes are Lord Sharman's recommendation that companies include a statement of "going concern" and set out the main risks to the business, and new clawback rules for past performance-related pay.

The government was accused of both exaggerating the issue and failing to listen to student concerns, after Johnson set out the policy in a speech on Boxing Day.

As an inquest lawyer, I wholeheartedly endorse the concerns of doctors set out in Diane Taylor's article (Prison healthcare so bad it would be shut down on outside, say doctors, 23 August).

While both referees found your results interesting, they raised several concerns that are set out below.