Sentence examples for evokes the concerns from inspiring English sources

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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.

And that evokes the initial protectionist concerns that were raised after a trickle of oil was discovered in Brazil in 1939.

It evokes the 80s uncannily.

He even evokes the Bill of Rights.

Their style of dress evokes the prison.

This section evokes the greatest grief.

Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld, on a visit to Iraq in April, evoked those concerns, telling reporters, "It's important that the new government be attentive to the competence of the people in the ministries, and that they avoid unnecessary turbulence".

The use of human embryonic stem cells evokes ethical concerns, because the blastocyst-stage embryos are destroyed in the process of obtaining the stem cells.

The common occurrence of nonsyntenic LD evokes serious concerns about the generation of type I errors when using LD mapping as the only means to locate genes underlying sexually dimorphic traits in the population [ 49].

But according to Linda Jakobson, the director of the East Asia programme at Australia's Lowy Institute for International Policy, China's Arctic aspirations have "evoked the same kind of concern, even anxiety, that throughout history has accompanied the rise of a large power".