Sentence examples for put concerns to from inspiring English sources

The novelist's UK publisher, Penguin Random House, also moved to put concerns to rest.

Apple also denied claims that it tracks iPhone user locations, and said it is working on software to put concerns to rest.

Florida (1940), an early case where Black ruled in favor of African American criminal defendants who experienced due process violations, helped put concerns to rest.

The 1998 Open amateur hero dropped another five shots, but also made light of his recent putting concerns to register three birdies and an eagle.

But he has been a consistent scorer in domestic cricket in the Caribbean in the last four or five years and seems to have put concerns over his fitness to bed.

And it would have to put concerns for the athletes ahead of university athletic departments, which vastly prefer that their athletes be forbidden from getting professional advice.

With the health department saying Davies's statement was intended to put concerns over bute "in context", the chief medical officer said there was "currently no indication" that bute was present in any product so far identified in the UK.

According to Foster, the brief distills the intricate and detailed scientific knowledge of the monograph into information that educated laypeople can use to put concerns about the potential for DEHP toxicity into perspective.

Therefore, it may be advisable to put concerns into simple, direct terms, even if it means telling the individual with AS directly that that person is engaging in an undesirable behavior.

It is important to openly put concerns on the table.

He had arrived home at noon, kissed his mother, readily replied to questions his father put concerning his supposed overnight trip to Fort Scott, and sat down to eat, seeming quite his ordinary self.