Sentence examples for elicited concerns from inspiring English sources
The widening drone campaign has elicited concerns from human rights activists about civilian casualties, and from legal experts about the consequences of an unaccountable form of warfare.
The extension of an existing broadcast law to include restrictions on Internet messages that "incite or promote disobedience of the current legal order" or "refuse the legitimately constituted authority" has elicited concerns from press freedom groups.
The current design of retail electricity rates and the presence of net metering have elicited concerns that the possible under-recovery of fixed utility costs from PV system owners may lead to a feedback loop of increasing retail prices that accelerate PV adoption and further rate increases.
Resistance by private insurers to the Medicare managed care program elicited concerns about the program's survival.
He surely does not have a mandate, his ideas remain deeply unpopular and his potential cabinet as already elicited concerns across America's political divide.
Postbriefing, nurse specialists used a 'no-blame' frame to ask about adherence in 28.6% of consultations, elicited doubts about the necessity of ICS in 18.6% of consultations, and elicited concerns about the adverse effects of ICS in 63.3% of consultations.
These ventures caused tension with his wife and elicited concern from his family.
Among Democrats in Bristol, word that not even the residents of St . Paulknew of Mr. Kaine's role in the giant plant elicited concern.
While the protesters appeared to have strong support, they also elicited concern and criticism from a nation that remains deeply divided and worn down by two years of political battles with no clear resolution in sight.
The parallel-parking proposal, however, elicited concern from Dish hikers, who worry that access to the trails will be diminished as a result of a greater reduction in available automobile spaces.
(Ms. Waters's aides say that she did not send the letter until Mr. Chilton "tipped the scales". ) Still, the move elicited concern among critics of Wall Street who feared banks were winning over Ms. Waters.
