Sentence examples for official concerns from inspiring English sources

A day after the forum, Xinhua released a short article disclosing the official concerns.

Third generation pills were launched in the 1980s and official concerns were first raised about increased DVT risks in 1995.

However, later in 2010, Robert Gates, the US defence secretary, described official concerns about the leaks as "fairly significantly overwrought".

It suggests official concerns about the quality of the shows though not necessarily about their politics.In 2004 just 15 such shows were approved for distribution.

Mr Flynn said the Prime Minister or his representatives should have been asked to defend how his Big Society idea resulted in official concerns about the charity being ignored, and millions of pounds of grants being approved.

Such official concerns about Antonov's activities have left fans sharply critical of the Football League's "owners and directors" test, which requires directors and 30% owners of clubs to certify themselves "fit and proper", most importantly that they have no convictions.

The phenomenon has been an official concern for some time now.

Jazz repertory began in the 1970s, at least as an official concern.

As much as limited resources, that decision reflected official concern that the ambitious plan might fail (as it ultimately did).

The power of China (and a consequent lessening of official concern over human rights) is palpable in Central Asia.

Yet despite the official concern, many analysts believe that India has matured since the violence in 1992.