Sentence examples for strongest concerns from inspiring English sources

The debate was noticeably mature and frank, particularly on the issue of Iran, where participants raised their strongest concerns.

The report, called Employment Opportunities for Muslims in the UK, published by the committee on Thursday, calls on the government to introduce specific policies to help Muslims overcome these issues but directs some of its strongest concerns towards integration policy.

Many of our readers and users do feel we have a responsibility to refuse to carry advertising in certain areas, but their two strongest concerns have consistently been about adverts for music that contain offensive lyrics and those for fashion brands that use cheap labour.

Among members of National Voices, the strongest concerns have been that: localisation will exacerbate inequalities and social exclusion; gains from successful national strategies and frameworks will be at risk; and the needs of patients with less common conditions will not be identified and responded to by GP commissioners with low awareness.

Providing alternatives to handling or dissecting humans and animals, and removing owls, snakes, lizards, frogs/toads, and spiders from public display, and when possible, limiting their presence to specific rooms (dissection, avian, herpetology, and insect laboratories) would alleviate some of the strongest concerns of many of our respondents.

Those with the strongest concerns about medication harmfulness tended to underuse both types of medication because of both cost and other reasons.

Filipina women expressed the strongest concern about where their food was produced, while women in Britain were less concerned.

The associations were the strongest concerning long sleepers.

We have strong concerns over the lending and collections practices of many payday lenders.

Instead, he said, "I understand some Americans have strong concerns about our role in Iraq.

Establishment Republicans have already voiced strong concerns about him and expect his popularity to quickly fade.