Sentence examples for public concern that from inspiring English sources
The phrase "public concern that" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to introduce a phrase or sentence expressing what the public is concerned about. For example: "Public concern that climate change is worsening has grown in recent years."
Mr. Alexander praised the work of the intelligence services but called for reassurances "in recognition of the depth of public concern that has arisen in recent days".
Indian officials in the past have bristled at research showing the capital as being worse than Beijing where thick smog has triggered public health warnings and public concern that are mostly absent in Delhi.
"At the meeting I advised the minister that there were a number of issues of serious public concern that needed addressing," he said.
Neil Sinden, of the Campaign to Protect Rural England, said that, "on the face of it, it looks as though the government has listened and responded to the huge public concern that was expressed".
The MPs' report follows a short inquiry undertaken amid public concern that sanctions were being imposed inappropriately, causing hardship, destitution and ill-health, and routinely forcing jobseekers to rely on food banks to survive.
In a statement Mr Mitchell said he hoped there would be "considerable public concern" that three Police Federation representatives accused of trying to discredit him will face "no disciplinary consequences for their behaviour".
David Nuttall, the Conservative member of Parliament who introduced the measure, gave voice to widespread public concern that the European Union was running amok, sucking power and money from Britain and drowning British business in regulations and bureaucracy.
But Mr. Bloomberg, speaking on his weekly radio program, added that he decided not to alert city residents immediately because he wanted to give city officials time to make preparations and to respond to public concerns that would be raised.
A previous attempt by the Liberals – which died on the order paper in 2012 – aimed to address public concerns that could become ripe terrain for some of the province's opposition parties.
-- Listening closely to the public concerns that are increasingly being voiced about use of student data and safeguarding its privacy.
The new spending that Kennedy's opinion would allow he believed, would be transparent and, thus, limit public concerns that could arise about the corporate or union spending.
