Sentence examples for grave concern with from inspiring English sources

The judiciary has expressed grave concern with the plan, not least with serious conflicts of interest that have not been addressed.

Sedimentation is a matter of grave concern with respect to the Koshi rivers/tributaries which spans a staggering length of 720 km with about 92,538 km2 of drainage area (Nayak 1996).

Monika Johnson-Hostler, president of the National Alliance to End Sexual Violence; Annette Burrhus-Clay, executive director of the Texas Association Against Sexual Assault; and Allie Bones, executive director of the Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence, sent a letter in August to the sponsors of the Safe Campus Act to express their "grave concern" with the bill. .

During his budget reply, Shorten declared he had "grave concerns" with the retrospective nature of parts of the government's superannuation shake-up.

Led by former captain Nick Farr-Jones, they wrote a public letter to Australian Rugby Union, declaring: "There are grave concerns with the rugby community that the continuing failure of the Australian Rugby Union to acknowledge and support the grassroots of the game will accelerate an already alarming decline in both participation and support of the game in Australia".

"Sensitive and thorough handling of the investigation in the 'golden hours' following the death is critical to evidence gathering and setting the direction and quality of the investigation to follow – the family has grave concerns with regards to what happened on Sunday," Anwar said.

But Shorten also declared "grave concerns" with the retrospective nature of parts of the government's major superannuation shake-up – and is believed to be likely to oppose the policy to impose a $1.6m cap on concessional super savings that applies to existing superannuants, a decision that could cost up to $2bn in Labor's budget calculations.

Despite their grave concerns with the show's representations of Middle Eastern politics and Muslims in general, the artists decided to accept on the basis that if their stunt came off, "this was our moment to make our point by subverting the message using the show itself".

And when it comes to surveying the current landscape, Wilson, despite being friendly with Sen. John McCain, expressed grave concerns with the Arizona Republican's approach to Iraq.

"The verdict merely validates grave concerns with this group of officers and beyond that we've raised to both prosecutors and judges for years to no avail".

"There's a lot of grave concern mixed with Schadenfreude".