Sentence examples for reference to concerns from inspiring English sources

He made a passing reference to concerns about New York's antiquated system of voting, but offered no plans to address those concerns.

"We've had this conversation in past years," she said, in reference to concerns about a dip in applications and enrollment, "and then it didn't happen.

"And, through it all, Ronald Reagan always did". It was the not the first reference to concerns about the president's state of mind during the Iran-contra affair.

While there is no way of knowing why the three dissenters did not pick up a fourth vote from Justice Rehnquist or any of the other five justices, one hint came in Justice Breyer's reference to concerns that "we face the serious embarrassment of deciding a matter that would directly affect our own pocketbooks".

But anyone familiar with the situation could hardly fail to grasp what was meant by the reference to "concerns recently expressed in the London antiques community about reproductions and replicas of historical pieces alleged to have been misrepresented as authentic period artifacts".

Two years ago, the OECD issued a damning report into the UK application of the convention, which Britain ratified in 2001, and made veiled reference to concerns over the Saudi case, which involved allegations of multi-million-pound payments to Saudi officials in an attempt to win orders for Tornado and Hawk jets made by BAE Systems.

Their reference to concern about the future of children comes from a nationwide exit poll conducted on election day that found nearly half of voters surveyed think that life for their children will be worse than life today and less than one-quarter believe it will be better 48-222 percent).

It was cancelled after Karzai's speech; there was a reference to "security concerns".

The PM observed in response that "We might have our own Katrina," an apparent reference to security concerns arising from Qatar,s relationship with Iran.

The statement by Mr. Sumeidi, at an appearance in Washington last month, was the first public reference to the concerns about the role played by the Majid family.

This chapter focuses on the problems and challenges of concrete industry, today and in the future, with special reference to environmental concerns.