Sentence examples for expresses its concern from inspiring English sources

"If that scenario materialises, the UN expresses its concern that it may amount to forcible transfers, which are considered a grave breach of international humanitarian law.

Furthermore, another hidden reason for opposition lies beyond the cultural one, and it reveals itself when the AAROI expresses its concern about competencies such as mechanical ventilation, intubation, venous central catheterisation, and the control of the local Emergency Medical Services (EMSs; the so-called "118" and of EDs.

According to Rabbi Howard Jachter, the Torah expresses its concern for tzaar ba'alei chaim many times.

The liberal New Republic expresses its concern that "China sent ten warships through international waters just off the Japanese island of Okinawa".

The UNHCR also expresses its concern at the increasing tendency to link asylum seekers to possible crime and terrorism, particularly following 11 September.

Two proposed amendments did not achieve consensus: one is to be tabled by Mrs Batzeli, and the other concerns the sentence in which the rapporteur proposes, and I quote, that 'Parliament expresses its concern at the continued failure to achieve full liberalisation in the EU gas and electricity markets'.

In Washington, the State Department said it had expressed its concern to the office of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon.

"I think US policy is pragmatic enough that it will express its concern about the Russian involvement [in Syria] but will be willing to consider cooperating with Russia there," he said.

Nonetheless, UNICEF expressed its concern that it was virtually impossible to reach all those affected and that huge numbers of children are now out of school.

The Scottish Property Federation had also expressed its concern over what it described as adding "significant risk" to commercial property development.

Bahrain Youth Society for Human Rights expressed its concern at what it called "violations" against the Bahrain Thirteen.