Sentence examples for it expressed concern from inspiring English sources

Its stated reasons are implausible; it expressed concern, for example, about disclosing confidential information; but the proposed study includes the bar's own in-house expert, thus mooting the need for any data release.

Ofsted visited last summer, and though it expressed concern that the results of its 2012 GCSE entrants – the last to be taught entirely under a more traditional curriculum – were low, the inspectors described the new approach, with its focus on skills such as creativity, problem-solving and showing initiative, as "broad, balanced and innovative".

Moody's also warned of further downgrades as it expressed concern about the bank's plan to revive its fortunes in the wake of a £8.24bn loss in 2013 – its sixth successive year of losses.

At the same time, it expressed concern over Beirut's charges that the Israelis continue to encroach on Lebanese soil.

And it expressed concern about a merged company's ability to control most of the market for services to multinational corporations.

It expressed concern that families who had moved to a nearby plot had no access to toilets.

The European Central Bank kept rates on hold, as expected, but it expressed concerns about rising inflation.

Mr. Maliki also overrode the nation's Supreme Economic Committee after it expressed concerns that the Serbian deal lacked guarantees of service from the Serbian government.

The IGC does not contain a representative from Transparency International, however, after it expressed concerns earlier this month that the committee chairman, professor Mark Pieth, had been appointed by Fifa and was being paid by them.

Last year it expressed concerns to the Federal Communications Commission about the $34 billion acquisition by Deutsche Telekom of wireless carrier VoiceStream.

It expressed "concerns," not "strong concerns," and merely asked questions about specifics of the proposal rather than calling for the administration to cancel it altogether.