Sentence examples for express its concerns from inspiring English sources

It is the latest school in the city to express its concerns about how it might continue to attract good quality staff after resident parking zones are introduced in the Cliftonwood and Hotwells areas from 1 May.

The airport said the commission's data and analysis fell short of the standard required for balance and fairness and that it was writing to the prime minister to express its concerns.

"It is only normal that the European Parliament should express its concerns". Gianni Pittella, the Italian chair of the S&D group, said of the Polish people.

Another added: "It was more like, 'Decide first, write the memos later.' " Meanwhile, Germany called in the American ambassador to express its concerns about human rights.

The board has held only one public forum, in December at Georgetown University, where the public was given an opportunity to express its concerns.

The Justice Department brief asserts that Microsoft knew for months that the government was likely to request a breakup of the company "and has had ample opportunity" to express its concerns.

Poland's foreign ministry said it had summoned Ukraine's deputy ambassador to express its concern, and called for "immediate dialogue".

The club was quick to deny the allegations and the council equally quick to express its concern.

The A.D.L. learned of the article earlier this week and contacted the Knicks and the N.B.A. on Thursday to express its concern.

But on Monday, the Obama administration summoned Syria's ranking diplomat in Washington to express its concern nonetheless.

India summoned Ireland's ambassador on Friday to express its concern over the death and to ask for the inquiry into it to be independent.