Sentence examples for taking the concerns of from inspiring English sources

Rather than taking the concerns of the G.A.O.

"It suggests that the government isn't actually taking the concerns of doctors seriously when they try to turn it so personal.

Dr Mark Porter, chair of BMA Council, hit back saying that the union had fully considered the new contract offer from the Government, accusing negotiators of "not taking the concerns of junior doctors seriously".

Dr Mark Porter, chair of the BMA Council, says that the union had fully considered the new contract offer, and accused negotiators of "not taking the concerns of junior doctors seriously".

Ms. James, who described herself in one of the primary debates as "a thorn to bureaucracy and those who represent the elite throughout the City of New York," said that as public advocate she would focus on affordable housing and taking the concerns of public school parents to the Education Department.

[Page A4.] The swiftness with which Mr. Bush responded to Mr. Scowcroft's warnings, which were published Thursday in an opinion article in The Wall Street Journal, reflected how seriously he was taking the concerns of foreign policy experts and senior members of his own party.

We must take the concerns of brewers very seriously".

"Obviously, the Tour takes the concerns of any of its members seriously," the statement said.

"We are going to have to take the concerns of Iraqis into account".

Yates explained that she had to take the concerns of her readers "very seriously".

They simply need to give the electorate an honest signal that they take the concerns of moderate religious voters seriously.