Sentence examples for its own concern from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, Israel's embassy in the UK issued a statement in which it said its own concern about the DEC appeal "stems from the fact that the list of charities on the DEC includes Islamic Relief Worldwide, which has been designated in Israel recently as an unlawful association, for providing support and funnelling funds to Hamas, a terror group designated in the UK.
Its own concern is not so much that Meirelles' film might redirect attitudes.
The Arab League, notably silent about Syria, was suddenly emboldened to announce its own concern over the loss of civilian life.
According to another memorandum filed in the lawsuit, the Police Department had voiced its own concern about the legality of police stops at housing projects.
If it were, its failure to admit women (and, until pretty recently, blacks) would be its own concern — a matter for pity as much as outrage.
What Saudi Arabia teaches at home is, regrettably, its own concern; but the kingdom needs to be told in no uncertain terms that peddling such poison in its schools and universities is abhorrent to civilised values, and exporting it for the use of schoolchildren in the UK is totally unacceptable.
There are others who think that spare money is iniquitous, and shows that levels of taxation should be higher so that the Government can spend it on its own concerns.
The evidence makes it clear that Citigroup was so determined to reap tens of millions in underwriting fees from WorldCom that it overlooked its own concerns about the true state of the company's business.
The FSA felt compelled to issue a statement that it had raised its own concerns about risk management at HBOS as far back as 2002.
For its part, the Philharmonic had its own concerns; it did not want to be one of several orchestras competing for space and time at Carnegie Hall.
Neiman's, which is coming off record sales in 2000 and is more conservatively financed than Saks, is stable, but it is not without its own concerns.
