Sentence examples for matters of international concern from inspiring English sources

Within months, processing delays and possible human rights violations once again became matters of international concern.

Virtually all matters of international concern have been debated by UN global conferences, including the proliferation of nuclear weapons, small-arms trafficking, racism, overpopulation, hunger, crime, access to safe drinking water, the environment, the role of women, and human rights.

Ned Price, spokesperson for the US National Security Council, said on Tuesday in remarks that were grounded in the present and future tense: "We are not targeting and will not target the communications of President Hollande … we work closely with France on all matters of international concern, and the French are indispensable partners".

Beitz says that human rights are "matters of international concern" and that they are "potential triggers of transnational protective and remedial action".

The fate of the Siberian taiga has become a matter of international concern.

After a thaw during the Olympics, China's reimposition of censorship on websites run by the BBC and other news organisations is a matter of international concern.

The language used in the statement was the strongest yet concerning the health of Mr. Mandela, whose progress has been a matter of international concern since he was rushed to the hospital in the early hours of June 8.