Sentence examples for founded concerns from inspiring English sources

In its ruling on the SCC issue, the Irish Court noted that a US ombudsperson position created under Privacy Shield to handle EU citizens complaints about companies' handling of their data is not enough to overcome what it described as "well founded concerns" raised by the DPC regarding the adequacy of the protections for EU citizens data.

But... it's not really a founded concern.

There, a local school teacher named Margie Richard and other neighbors founded Concerned Citizens of Norco in 1990 and began demanding that Shell Corporation, the owner of the nearby petrochemical facilities, take responsibility for its pollution by relocating affected residents to a cleaner area.

Paul Mpagi Sepuya is a Los Angeles based artist whose work is founded in concerns of photography and portraiture.

With the help of some friends at Connecticut Printers, in Hartford, where the Espy books are designed & printed, he founded a concern called Charter Publishers.

The Islamic Republic was founded on concern for the poor and economically exploited, and it is they, in Pakdasht at least, who feel most let down.Pakdasht's Afghans feel especially aggrieved.

Fears of a general strike had been as poorly founded as concern about violence -- but that didn't stop the Walker administration from calling out the SWAT team to prepare for the aftermath.

Moreover, sorting out the causes of poor performance would also lead to better founded conclusions concerning between-species comparisons (Ferguson's progressive ratio lever-pressing experiment).

His new-found concern for the world's poor is certainly touching.

"Washington Democrats' new-found concern about the president's sequester is appreciated, but words alone won't avert it.

Many viruses, for example, exploit holes in Microsoft's mail or browser software to infect the underlying Windows operating system.Many observers believe that Microsoft's new-found concern over security is mere window-dressing.