Sentence examples for concerns started from inspiring English sources

But planning for some of the larger concerns started much earlier.

Parallel negotiations on security and surveillance concerns started Monday as well, covering "data protection and privacy rights of E.U. citizens," European officials said in a statement.

United States government bonds traded higher in price as euro zone concerns started another "flight to quality," said Kevin H. Giddis, the executive managing director and president for fixed-income capital markets at Morgan Keegan & Company.

The Zetas, who reportedly know nothing about cooking meth but are old hands at the hostile takeover of going concerns, started making more aggressive alliances with disaffected local gangsters.

Gaynor Hartnell, the association's chief executive, said: "Some of our members have been talking about legal action when these concerns started to be raised about ground-mounted PV [photovoltaic]." She added that companies were taking legal advice after Monday's confirmation of a review by the government but declined to name them.

Stability concerns started with the Buffalo Creek disaster in 1972, which killed 125 people and injured 1,190 others (NRC 2002) and prompted National regulation regarding coal waste embankment design, construction, operation and closure.

Their concerns start at the top.

In many cases, the commissions grew out of concerns, starting in the late 1970s, about racial and geographic disparities in sentences.

He listed a number of concerns, starting with the vast amounts of exotic matter that would be needed.

What he calls "the unruly range" of his concerns starts out with 19 essays devoted primarily to photography, but also touching on painting and sculpture.

"Absolutely no customer information was passed, and that was one of my biggest concerns starting up a promotion with them," Mr. Apgar said.