Sentence examples for concerns that existed from inspiring English sources

To say our system evokes "the same concerns that existed about child detention in its previous incarnation" is to both ignore the scandalous situation under Labour and insult those, like both of us, who campaigned for its end and are proud to have brought it about.

Although these tools help to solve several concerns that existed in the field 30 years ago, they can also cause others, such as mistaking autocorrelation for correlation or confusion about which of the multitude of available analytical tools is appropriate for particular questions and datasets.

"It is imperative in view of the security concerns that exist in other countries," Kapil Sibal said at the time.

"Obviously, they are looking forward because of concerns that exist with evolved resistance," said Owen. "But, look, they also want more products to sell.

As governor, I have protected religious freedom when there is a specific and present concern that exists in our state.

I have spent this year working to gather the concern that exists in the healthcare sector about the lack of transparency in detention.

For as much concern that exists about Phil Hughes and his missing velocity — and rightfully so — Garcia issued a reminder that succeeding without a big fastball is possible.

But for some immigrants there is a concern that exists not too far outside of all these: where do you have to go to find a decent game of pickup cricket?

"While the government understands the concern that exists on such sensitive matters of self harm, it is important to recognise government commentary on such issues takes into account privacy and the impact public commentary may have in encouraging such behaviour.

"I understand the concern that exists around what occurred at Orgreave and in subsequent court proceedings and I know this remains a sensitive and emotive subject for many," she said.

Thus, much more attention needs to be given to HIV/AIDS education so that any misunderstandings can be avoided while, at the same time, exploiting the already present concern that exists in the population about the possibility of contracting the disease.