Sentence examples for gravest concern about from inspiring English sources

The State Department of the United States expressed its gravest concern about the policy in Russia toward gays!" Peskov was referring to proposed legislation in St . Petersburgthat would prohibit "propaganda of sodomy, lesbianism, bisexuality, and transgenderism to minors".

The State Department of the United States expressed its gravest concern about the policy in Russia toward gays!" Peskov was referring to a version of the gay-propaganda law, which was then before the legislature in St . Petersburg

The Hillsborough inquest verdict raises the gravest concerns about the leadership culture in policing.

Thornton said the furore after the verdicts raised "the gravest concerns about the leadership culture in policing".

It's an expression of grave concern about how the global situation remains largely the same.

Even President Vladimir Putin of Russia was moved to express grave concern about American accounting practices.

The Red Cross last night expressed its "grave" concern about the plight of prisoners.

Mr. Bernanke spoke of the Fed's "grave concern" about unemployment, a problem that he said should concern every American.

There was only one last year, expressing "grave concern" about food supplies in the Sahel region of Africa, notably Niger.

When he was shadow chancellor, George Osborne used to express grave concern about what he considered Labour's flawed economic model.

The UN deputy secretary general for humanitarian affairs and emergency relief voiced grave concern about the risks faced by civilians.