The phrase "draw concerns" is not correct English.
You could use the phrase "raise concerns" instead. For example: The proposal to build a new shopping mall near the school raised concerns about increased traffic.
But the program has begun to draw concerns, and the Malaysian government recently canceled two large-scale projects funded by the Chinese over fears they would force the country into bankruptcy.
Although that is a scaled back version of an earlier Harris plan that would have required that NIH bring down the average age of a first-time grantee, it could still draw concerns about such a set-aside.
But Lopez Obrador has signaled that he is intent on a different approach — one that could draw concerns in Washington, where the Trump administration has made reducing Central American migration a priority.
While the present focus is on the HoA, it is the Sahel that is starting to draw concerns from the likes of the World Food Programme who warns that Niger, Chad, Mauritania, Burkina Faso and Mali are at significant danger of seeing widespread starvation due to poor rains and high food prices.
The police crackdown on protesters has drawn international concern, especially from Europe.
Verizon's marketing deal with cable firms continues to draw concern.
The case is the latest to draw concern from advocates and watchdogs about detainee care.
A single assault and brief uptick in violence typically would not draw concern in a system with 13,000 inmates.
The practice, however, drew concerns from an ethics group this year.
That drew concerns from investors that bank profits would suffer.
But its data practice still draws concerns over user privacy.
