Sentence examples for internal concerns from inspiring English sources

The chief U.S. prosecutor, Robert Jackson, characterized German aggression in his celebrated opening statement as "a crime against international society which brings into international cognizance crimes in its aid and preparation which otherwise might be only internal concerns.

31, 2001, before auditors had expressed internal concerns about the company's accounting practices.

Books from Canada, Europe, and East Asia often focused on internal concerns.

Ashley Madison has yet to respond to a request for comment on internal concerns over its security procedures.

In the permit request, they did not disclose BP's own internal concerns about the design of the casing.

The government's internal concerns about detainees is also at odds with Canadian officials' repeated public statements that the Afghan government does not engage in systematic torture.

But, she said, so far investors viewed the matter mainly as an internal concern.

In the vernacular, it was just another part of "the game," not a matter of genuine internal concern.

The internal concern over the warning signs at the core Facebook product coincided with nearly two years of sustained crises externally around privacy and data issues.

"We don't have an internal concern that these are being applied in any way, I hope, other than fairly," he said.

Mr. Bethune said there was some internal concern that using a Continental plane might "ruin our relations with China" -- especially when the company is seeking landing rights in Beijing.