Sentence examples for the grave concern from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to come off the campaign trail," he added, saying one of the reasons he was running for president was "the grave concern" he has about Iran.

All Nippon's vice president, Osamu Shinobe, told a reporters at a news conference at Tokyo's Haneda Airport, "I apologize for the grave concern and trouble we have caused our passengers, their families and others".

Though acknowledging the grave concern over the security of nuclear materials after the collapse of the Soviet Union, Russian officials have more recently dismissed the prospect of fissile uranium or plutonium disappearing from their military warehouses or arsenals.

The co-ordinated moves came as the UN representative, Kofi Annan, met President Assad in Damascus in an attempt to rescue what was left of his peace plan and stress the "grave concern of the international community" at the violence, which shows no signs of abating.

In a speech in the House of Lords, the Archibishop of Canterbury expressed the grave concern of the Church over the exile of Archbishop Makarios, but also put forward a plan for bringing him back under certain conditions to resume the negotiator's seat.

The grave concern which was felt was highlighted in the European Union's statement on human rights in the world at the United Nations Commission on Human Rights in Geneva last week.

"Nevertheless, we have listened to the world's reaction to the Lance Armstrong affair and have taken these additional decisive steps in response to the grave concerns raised".

Yesterday, O'Leary was on CTV News Channeldiscussing the "grave concerns" he has about the impending reign of Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party.

Reacting to the grave concerns many have over the health impacts associated with the burning of coal Matelin said, "you have to weigh it" against "the benefits".

The gentiles posed the gravest concern.

But perhaps the gravest concern is actual political interference.