Sentence examples for expressing serious concern from inspiring English sources
In April it wrote to the Seattle host committee expressing "serious concern" about its fund-raising tactics.
Representative organisations are expressing serious concern about the project's potential impacts and say they have not been consulted about it despite the government's obligation to do so under Peruvian and international law.
Although this death was believed to have been through an error in administering the therapy, a review of practice around children with autism led to the report authors expressing serious concern about the safety of methods and drugs being used.
Last week, leaders of the 10-nation bloc presented a rare united front by expressing serious concern over disputes in the waters, which are home to key shipping lanes and thought to contain vast energy reserves.
Harlem Désir, the representative on media freedom for the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), issued a statement expressing serious concern about the arrests but the incident otherwise received little attention.
Of the 31 Democrats who signed on to a June letter to Obama expressing "serious concern" about the administration's response to the congressional inquiry into Fast and Furious, 11 opposed the Holder resolution and four did not vote.
Mr. Ray cited eight conversations she had with senior White House employees expressing serious concerns about retaining the travel office staff.
National charities OCD Action and OCD UK issued statements expressing serious concerns about the way the programme handled the disorder.
But, with echoes of the old Corn Law wars, Gove and Leadsom jump to defend British farmers, expressing "serious concerns".
Many Tory MPs joined Labour last week in expressing serious concerns about the government's plan to force all schools to become academies.
