Sentence examples for specific concern that from inspiring English sources

The senator has expressed specific concern that verification measures not be allowed to lapse, Mr. Fisher said.

It noted: "Members of law enforcement cited the specific concern that police chiefs and those responsible for authorising the deployment of military-style equipment often lack proper training to understand when and how controlled equipment is most appropriately deployed".

But he also criticised Payne's superiors for not supervising him, expressing specific concern that "conditioning" techniques the soldiers used - including forcing prisoners to maintain painful "stress" positions while hooded and handcuffed - were standard operating procedure for the soldiers.

"On Damian McBride, when I was a Cabinet minister, I did raise a specific concern that I had with Mr Brown, I believe in September 2008, about some of Mr McBride's activities," he said.

That warning, in turn, appears to have been sparked by Trump's stated policy of ramping up new sanctions on Iran's already-troubled economy, and the specific concern that Tehran's exports might be impeded even though several US allies have remained on board with the 2015 deal.

A number of respondents across study groups and settings also voiced (unprompted) their specific concern that HIV and CC screening integration would make the HCPs tired, while women in the queue will also become tired from a long waiting time.

Mr. Wilson said the DiFrancesco administration was willing to work with the governor-elect on any specific concerns that were raised.

"I can only apologise to any individual who feels that the recourse to making complaints has been inadequate so far, and I'll look into the specific concerns that have been raised".

"I think we need to sit down with them... and reach some sort of agreement on how the agency will deal more forthrightly with specific concerns that have been raised on the record by EPA scientists".

Owing to the cultural variability in conceptualisations of spiritual well-being [ 22, 23] and the specific concerns that arise in incurable, progressive disease, it is essential that measurement tools for use in sub-Saharan palliative care are locally validated in clinically relevant populations [ 24, 25].

They are specific concerns that take the basic effort as given, when it is this that should be challenged.