Sentence examples for raise issues of concern from inspiring English sources

The secrecy regulators themselves thus come under scrutiny – and it is clear that the Snowden documents raise issues of concern.

What's more, a K.B.R. spokesman said that "we actively encourage our employees to raise issues of concern through the proper channels and processes the company has in place".

"We actively encourage our employees to raise issues of concern through the proper channels and processes the company has in place," she added.

The meeting was organized by the Community Advisory Committee, a local group set up by state and local agencies to raise issues of concern about Brookhaven.

The Joint Council allows any employee to raise issues of concern for discussion and serves as a means to make recommendations to the Dean, senior management, Human Resources or any other stakeholder at SEAS or across the University.

His determination to offer an olive branch to an old foe has been criticised, but in the past the White House has defended visits to countries such as China, Russia and Ethiopia as opportunities to raise issues of concern.

A Foreign Office spokeswoman said: "We don't shy away from raising issues of concern, including human rights, at all levels within the government of Bahrain.

We don't shy away from raising issues of concern, including human rights, at all levels within the government of Bahrain".

The government would also be "directly raising issues of concern, supported by evidence, with specific countries as part of our wider international engagement on countering extremism and violent extremism", it added.

She said: "Cllr Kay Davies had raised issues of concern within Liverpool Labour, some of which were dealt with by the Labour Group and others were being investigated by the National Labour Party.

"Like any organization, DuPont is entitled to raise issues of public concern with public officials," Mr. Turner said.