Sentence examples similar to debate of concern from inspiring English sources

The transparency of the process and its openness to public debate were "of concern to communities" across the country, the tribunal ruled.

They also said that the government should abandon its series of national identity debates, out of concern that they could incite a violent backlash.

Carrier screening for fragile X syndrome is the subject of debate because of concerns around education and counselling for this complex condition and the potential for psychosocial harms.

But from the 1980s to the late 2000s demography retreated to the wings of public debate, a concern mostly of geeks and obsessives.

Tancredo stated that he probably would not win the nomination but hoped his campaign would bring forth more debate on his issue of concern, immigration.

The provision of health care to this sector is a matter of concern, debate and innovation [ 4- 8].

But when Clinton took the stage Tuesday night at the first Democratic primary debate of 2016, those concerns seemed to evaporate.

In the debates of late 1648 concerning the king's fate, Vane argued that the Parliament should constitute a government without the king "to make themselves the happiest nation and people in the world".

Although several studies show inhibitory effects of NSAIDs on fracture healing and bone regeneration [ 4– 10], the use of NSAIDs is a matter of debate and concern.

PET was chosen as a suitable topic for this case study because of this large number of reports and because of the earlier debate concerning reliability of HTA reports concerning PET [ 18, 19].

The potential consequences of growing elephant populations are a cause of debate and concern in many African conservation areas.