Sentence examples for outlined concerns about from inspiring English sources
He has previously outlined concerns about the board and the basis for its power.
This time, the DfE outlined concerns about the curriculum, educational expertise, parental demand and financial planning.
She also outlined concerns about the serious conflict of interest posed by Wilson Security in its role at the centre.
It first said it was monitoring the buy-to-let sector in July, when it also outlined concerns about the level of household debt.
In a letter to the city's schools chancellor in May, John B. King Jr., the state's education commissioner, outlined concerns about schools with disproportionate numbers of disabled and underperforming students and those learning to speak English — factors that education analysts, union leaders and a study cited as factors in the failure of some schools.
A government spokeswoman said Mr Cameron outlined concerns about the growing restrictions on LGBT freedoms in Russia to President Putin at a meeting in Downing Street in June.
But, according to Elizabeth, they made a point of writing to Medford's police chief "outlining concerns about how police dealt with the situation".
Last November the international campaign group Human Rights Watch produced a 50-page report, Losing Humanity: the Case Against Killer Robots, outlining concerns about fully autonomous weapons.
Typical of the missteps was the handling of a memorandum sent by an F.B.I. agent to Phoenix in a memorandum to headquarters in July 2001, outlining concerns about the possibility that Osama bin Laden had started a coordinated effort to send operatives to the United States for flight school training.
The MPs' report outlines concerns about financial management, the balance of power between the Premier League and the Football Association and the impact of significant risk-taking by owners.
Isikoff told The Huffington Post he encountered the "same scenario" during the George W. Bush administration when it came to controversial national security issues, such as memos outlining concerns about war crimes.
