Sentence examples for flagged concerns from inspiring English sources

The revelations contradict the testimony of the former Barclays chief, who told the same committee in early July that regulators had not flagged concerns about the British bank's senior management.

The latest report from the Accounts Commission, however, has said that previously flagged concerns have not been met.

Speaking at the same hearing, Joaquin Almunia, who is leading a probe into benchmarks including Libor and Euribor (Euro interbank offered rate), flagged concerns that not only banks but also their brokers may have been guilty of manipulation.

Coroin's debt problems are so acute that auditors from KPMG have flagged concerns over its prospects as a going concern.

Community Security Trust, one of the organisations that had flagged concerns about Heimbach to the Home Office, welcomed the decision to exclude him.

In government it has committed only to a review of the laws, although the attorney general, Yvette D'Ath, has flagged concerns with anti-association and mandatory sentencing that removes discretion from judges.

The India Buildings development was one of those that flagged concern.

The Reserve Bank has left the cash rate at a record low of 2% for the 11th straight month, but has flagged concern about the appreciating Australian dollar.

Zidane, the former world footballer of the year who is now a coach at Real Madrid, is believed to have been paid almost £2m to be an ambassador for the Qatar World Cup bid and helped revive the campaign at a crucial time following a Fifa technical report that flagged up concerns about logistics and the searing summer heat.

Voting experts and state election officials have raised concerns about treating flagged voters differently because the databases used to check registrations are prone to errors.

More long tail concerns are still flagged as interesting and human analysts can provide feedback, further training models to provide better insights the next time a similar event happens.