Sentence examples for held concern from inspiring English sources

And new digital broadcasts from some stations, based on a technology developed by Ibiquity, a privately held concern backed by several publicly held media companies, are set to go live next year.

Mr. Abinanti expressed a widely held concern over the state's overlapping oversight structures.

The founders' concern arose in the context of widely held concern that the national government would usurp the power of the states.

Saul P. Steinberg's Reliance Group Holdings is considering selling between 25percentand30percentcent of the privately held concern in a public offering, Wall Street sources said.

In addition, the Times Company will announce that it has taken a minority stake in NewsStand, a privately held concern based in Austin, Tex.

One widely held concern is the possibility of a divided Libya with no clear authority, opening the door for Islamic extremists to begin operating in a country that had been closed to them.

While the company, now known as Koch Industries, has since grown into one of the country's largest privately held concerns, with annual sales around $40 billion, the brothers did not inherit hundreds of millions of dollars each.

This makes the emerging networked public sphere more responsive to intensely held concerns of a much wider swath of the population than the mass media were capable of seeing, and creates a communications process that is more resistant to corruption by money.

"Tell Your Children" reignites a long-held concern about cannabis's public safety.

Cameron was responding to "widely-held concern" about the pressure immigration was putting on public services, the spokesman said.

Nick Clegg responded to the deeply-held concern among Lib Dems about civil liberties by demanding changes to both proposals.