Sentence examples for general's concern from inspiring English sources

But a Western diplomat who discussed the issue with General Fahim said the general's concern was not with the deployment itself, but with the way it would be conducted.

Given the current attorney general's concern about prejudicial pre-publicity, perhaps such a study should be carried out in the UK as well.

"In fact, I think that the appointment of a special prosecutor, in particular, reflects his and the attorney general's concern that there are multiple jurisdictions and there is a need to prosecute or clear," she said.

"The department shares the attorneys general's concern for the welfare of Corinthian students and we look forward to responding to their letter," Denise Horn, an Education Department spokeswoman, said in an emailed statement.

Something told me the general's concerns were more about propriety than logistics.

In a statement released by the attorney general's office, Edward M. Liddy, A.I.G.'s chairman and chief executive, said, "We know that the attorney general shares our commitment to rebuilding A.I.G.'s business and paying back the U.S. taxpayer, and we will address the attorney general's concerns expeditiously".

General McChrystal's concern is that NATO forces, in their ninth year of operations in Afghanistan, are rapidly wearing out their welcome.

Underscoring General Rodriguez's concern, bad weather here last week grounded Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates for two days, preventing him from flying to visit several military outposts in remote parts of the country.

But his face reddened with anger as I asked about the legislation, beginning with a question about the attorney general office's concern that the bill would enable the utilities to double-charge ratepayers. .

From bivariate analyses, we identified six variables characterizing CWS: thoracic pain (neither retrosternal nor oppressive), stabbing, well localized pain, no history of coronary heart disease, absence of general practitioner's concern, and pain reproducible by palpation.

Mr. Zoubek told the Senate that when he told Mr. Verniero, the attorney general's first concern seemed to be whether the documents showed that he had been given them.