Sentence examples for concerns stemming from from inspiring English sources
The concerns, stemming from an analysis that the I.M.F. has been quietly sharing with European officials and Greece's creditors in recent weeks, come at a crucial time for Athens.
Chile's foreign minister and United States Ambassador Alejandro Wolff signed the accord, as had been previously scheduled, on Friday, and American and Chilean officials denied that its importance had been downgraded because of the concerns stemming from the Japanese disaster.
In a settlement with neighbors and environmental groups, Consolidated Edison has agreed to set aside $3.7 million to address air pollution concerns stemming from plans to increase the power output from its plant at East 14th Street in Manhattan.
The number of refugees admitted to the United States declined sharply in the 2002 fiscal year because security concerns stemming from the Sept. 11 attacks bogged down the screening process, State Department officials say.
Judge Tolksdorf said that, under German law, all available evidence must be made available whenever possible and that the justice system could not bend to accommodate security concerns stemming from international efforts to fight terrorism.
Lynch said she would "fully accept" whatever recommendations were made by the FBI and prosecutors, but sought to quell concerns stemming from the encounter with Bill Clinton, at an airport in Phoenix, reiterating that the justice department process for the email case remained wholly independent.
Their emotional concerns stem from concrete problems, and they deserve a serious and respectful response.
Their "concerns" stem from an Observer report that the inquiry chairman, Sir William Macpherson, had been insensitive in handling race issues.
Statoil's chief financial officer, Inge Hansen, said that those concerns stemmed from an outdated impression of Norway.
His concerns stemmed from the German team's runners, which are mounted on sleds and bend to assist in steering.
