Sentence examples for registered concern from inspiring English sources
Bush has registered concern with the way the party can come across as "anti-science".
But Mr. Giuliani acknowledged that voters had registered concern about Iraq in the election, and he said that he, like others, was awaiting with interest the recommendations of a bipartisan commission appointed earlier this year to assess the situation there.
Some of the nation's top officials have also registered concern.
Even the U.K., whose condemnation of Bahrain is usually horribly muted, publicly "registered concern" at the resumption of executions, while the U.S. criticized the restrictions on political opposition groups, and specifically mentioned targets groups Al Wefaq and Wa'ad.
Analysts registered concern about Ahold's operations in the United States, which include Stop & Shop and Giant-Landover.
Later in the day, the Secretary-General also registered concern about the scale of Israel's military response and the number of civilian casualties it has caused.
The decision followed a threat by Oryx's London financial adviser, the accounting firm Grant Thornton, to resign if the company, which is registered in the Cayman Islands, proceeded with an all-stock, $75 million merger with Petra Diamonds Ltd., a Bermuda-registered concern run from Johannesburg.
Despite surface evidence, Mrs. Farnsworth is a registered Democrat, deeply concerned about the state of the nation and keen on making her tale public.
Two separate Delphi-panels were performed in three and two rounds, respectively, one concerning tests taken in primary health care centres, involving 34 GPs and 10 registered nurses, and one concerning tests taken in patients' homes, involving 49 district nurses.
Health care topped the list of concerns among registered voters questioned in a Dartmouth College survey last fall, with 25percentt of Republicans and 39percentt of Democrats calling it the most important issue facing the country.
Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 13 Swedish FPs concerning one of their registered patients with home care by a DN, and the treatment of this patient.
