Sentence examples for recognised concerns from inspiring English sources

Monitor's chief executive, Dr David Bennett told File on 4 he recognised concerns over the policy.

Russell Hamblin-Boone, chief executive of the Consumer Finance Association (CFA) - which represents a number of payday lenders - said: "The CFA recognised concerns around the advertising of short-term loans on children's TV channels over a year ago and as a result, there have been no adverts by members on children's channels since then".

Even when the condition is recognised, concerns over litigation may lead to expensive investigations being carried out unnecessarily.

Despite well recognised concerns from doctors that administrators may be paying too much attention to detail in their coding practices and an understanding by coders that the doctors want something more 'basic', the administrators were developing their status as local 'experts'experts

"The task force recognised concerns that the price of fuel and the aggravating effect of fuel duty is being felt most acutely by those rural communities in Wales.

Despite the recognised concerns about her health and mental stability, she was held in prison.

The study also recognised concern amongst students that the perceived work load constituted a barrier to high quality learning.

McNally told The Independent it was "good to see" that the airline recognised his concerns.

Speaking in Beijing on Wednesday, British foreign secretary Philip Hammond recognised Chinese concerns over its renegade neighbour.

Brown said he recognised the concerns of unions and many Labour MPs, and would listen to them but, at a time when there was a huge demand for funds to get the country and public services through the recession, there was no option but to seek outside help.

Only because UKIP first recognised those concerns?