Sentence examples for share deep concerns from inspiring English sources

I think there are moderate people in the ANC who in all probability also share deep concerns about new tendencies but who might feel themselves marginalised or intimidated.

But the idea that the planet is nearing tipping points — thresholds at which change suddenly becomes unstoppable — has driven a wedge between scientists who otherwise share deep concerns about the implications of a human-warmed climate.

That they now live in the same neighborhood and share deep concerns about education has nothing to do with Bill Ayers's past, and shame on the McCain campaign for suggesting that it does and going back to the horrendous tactics that were so repulsive in the 50s.

Its anonymity can free people to share deep concerns.

In the portion of her remarks noting civilian suffering, Rice said: "I know we all share deep concern about the suffering and deaths of innocent people that arise from a conflict like this one, in Gaza as well as in Israel.

HCPs also shared deep concern regarding the risk of acquiring multiple drug resistant TB.

Health care providers shared deep concern regarding risk of acquiring MDR- TB from patients while working as DOT provider in the TB clinics found in the three facilities included in this study.

Based on what I know right now, I do not believe this nominee meets those standards, and I cannot support his nomination," said Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-Mich).. "I share the deep concerns expressed by my colleagues about the nominee's record on civil rights and women's health," said Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif).

We share the deep concerns presented in the recent report of the Independent International Commission of Inquiry, and welcome the Human Rights Council's Special Session that addressed among other things these grave violations of children's rights.

A spokeswoman for Unmiss said the mission shared "the deep concerns" over the situation in southern Unity, but added: "We underscore that the responsibility to protect civilians is primarily the responsibility of the host government, and the warring parties are directly responsible for their actions in violation of international human rights and humanitarian law.

In an article for the Financial Times, Cameron said he shared the deep concerns of many people in Britain at the EU's requirement to lift transitional controls on Romanians and Bulgarians in January, and blamed "monumental" mishandling of the issue by the previous Labour government.