Sentence examples for express grave concerns from inspiring English sources

"China has lodged urgent representation to Myanmar over the incident, to express grave concerns and dissatisfaction," said Hong Lei, a spokesman for China's Foreign Ministry, who called for a cease-fire, according to the official Xinhua news agency.

Most of this year's student-bloggers — just like those who wrote for The Choice in years past — express grave concerns about the cost of college, so much so that many are citing it as perhaps the most important factor in their decision.

Eleven NGOs have written to the bank's president, Werner Hoyer, to demand the release of the report, to express grave concerns over "the secrecy surrounding the bank's investigation", and to ask how the delay in releasing the report sits with the EIB's commitment to "the highest possible levels of transparency in all its activities".

Later he met Home Office minister Jeremy Browne and welfare reform minister Lord Freud to express "grave concerns" about the Westminster coalition's changes to benefits.

As advocates for students, veterans, consumers, civil rights and college access, we write to express grave concerns about the proposed sale of 56 Corinthian Colleges campuses to ECMC Group, a debt collector and loan servicer.

Even President Vladimir Putin of Russia was moved to express grave concern about American accounting practices.

When he was shadow chancellor, George Osborne used to express grave concern about what he considered Labour's flawed economic model.

Consequently, it is somewhat heretical to hear Mr. Romney express grave concern about the potential economic impact of embracing the conservative consensus and slashing the deficit quickly.

These lenses might be just another beauty fad if not for the facts that they are contraband and that eye doctors express grave concern over them.

But Brown, who telephoned him from Strasbourg to express "grave concern" about the law, warned that it had risked "putting Afghanistan back to its past rather than towards a democratic future where men and women are treated equally".

We express grave concern as to the cumulative effects of holding a criminal trial in camera and anonymising the defendants.