Sentence examples for expressing its concern from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ushakov loosened up enough to joke about the tunnel, even as Moscow was expressing its concern to the United States Embassy there.

Mr. Delgadillo said that the city had sent a letter to Adelphia on Tuesday expressing its concern that Adelphia's financial troubles could jeopardize prompt payment of fees to the city and a disruption of cable service.

In late September, days after President Vladimir V. Putin cast Russia's lot in with the West's war on terrorism and the White House began expressing its concern about Iraq, Baghdad announced plans to award Russian companies another $40 billion in contracts as soon as United Nations sanctions were lifted.

In a week when the football world, particularly in England, is expressing its concern for the welfare of Paul Gascoigne as he once more struggles with his demons, there were moments when Wilshere offered a poignant flashback to the Geordie in his pomp.

Indeed, the Justice Department issued a statement expressing its concerns with the European decision, saying that tough restraints on powerful companies can be harmful.

With agriculture the biggest industry in the state, the Georgia Agribusiness Council has been vocal expressing its concerns to state officials and, since the law passed, to federal lawmakers.

"... the AFP will write to the Interpol Secretary General expressing its concerns about the changing nature of this document, and the implications of these changes for Mr Latif and for the AFP.

In addition to criticism from nutritionists, Smart Choices also garnered a letter from the Food and Drug Administration, expressing its concerns over potentially misleading claims.

Taipei has been vocally expressing its concerns over China's ongoing efforts at military modernization, especially the Su-35 fighter jet program and long-range surface-to-air missiles, and has expanded its own military wish list accordingly.

On Wednesday, an organization representing more than 5,000 criminal justice scholars and researchers issued a letter to Attorney General Jeff Sessions, expressing its concerns about the FBI's 2016 Crime in the United States report, which came out in September.

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