Sentence examples for profound concern over from inspiring English sources

Her foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, summoned the Iranian and Russian ambassadors to express his "profound concern" over the crisis.

And as Mr. Baroni absorbed the news, on a circuitous route home through Abidjan and Paris, he felt both human sadness for Mr. McGreevey, and a profound concern over the State of New Jersey's government.

In a letter to the journal Nature, 13 senior scientists, including Smith and Wilmut, express "profound concern" over the recommended ban, which "represents a blow to years of effort to derive medical applications from embryonic stem cells".

A number of organisations, including Liberty, Tell Mama and Inquest, have written to Harriet Harman, the chair of the joint committee on human rights, and Maria Miller, the chair of the women and equalities select committee, to express "profound concern" over the awarding of the contract to run the Equality Advisory and Support Service (EASS) to G4S.

The legal charity Reprieve has profound concerns over the use of the base on Diego Garcia in the rendition of those accused of terrorism.

Hayes' letter also repeats his "profound concerns" over a small development of seven wind turbines proposed for West Pinchbeck, in his constituency.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the US still had "profound concerns" over North Korea, but welcomed the move as a "first step".

"It confirms what we have been telling the UK government all along about our profound concerns over the impact the cuts to council tax benefit will have on some of the most vulnerable members of our society".

However, many Indians still have profound concerns over Mr Modi because of claims he did little to stop communal riots in Gujarat in 2002 in which at least 1,000 people died, most of them Muslims.

We have heard many expressions of profound concern in recent days over the issues surrounding a Facebook post by a Stanford student scheduled to be a resident assistant (RA) in the upcoming 2018-19 academic year.

On Monday, a group of 53 legal scholars from 17 Australian universities warned that the government's conduct under its hardline military-led border regime "Operation Sovereign Borders" was in violation of international law, adding to the "profound concern" articulated by the UNHCR over the incident last week.