Sentence examples similar to express concerns directly from inspiring English sources

I.L.F.C. Chief Executive Steven Udvar-Hazy, a big shareholder in A.I.G., has reportedly expressed concerns directly to A.I.G. officials in New York.

They said the mayor specifically wanted to freeze out the governors of New York and New Jersey for having expressed concern, directly or through surrogates, about the rising costs involved with creating the museum.

(Business Day, Aug. 23), about discussions at the U.C.L.A. School of Law regarding a $10 million gift to establish the Lowell Milken Institute for Business Law and Policy: In fact, there has been near-unanimous support for the gift, with only one among 70 faculty members expressing concern directly to me.

"He was able to express concerns very directly, without unnecessary rhetorical negatives," Dr. Fisher said of Rabbi Klenicki.

He said his government had yet to express concerns to the US administration directly, but "certainly if that type of commentary continued we would".

Judges express concerns about privacy.

Some prominent U.K. scientists also express concerns.

Mr. Malone recently created a blog for employees to express their concerns directly and brought in outside safety experts to create better procedures.

Although the White House released only a broad description of the meeting — which touched on issues including racial profiling — participants said it gave them a chance to express their concerns directly to the president.

I intend to express my concerns directly to Dominican and Haitian leaders in the coming days.

Just as I urge students to speak with their families about roadblocks, so too is it crucial that you express your concerns directly to your student.