Sentence examples for to have concerned from inspiring English sources

His main grouse to the authorities seems to have concerned Herbert Sorrell, the union leader who had inflamed the Disney strike in 1941.

"The administration seems never to have concerned itself with the domestic energy supply, except to tax, regulate and therefore diminish it," Mr. Bush said.

What seems to have concerned Iran's leader is the manipulation of intelligence material by Meshai and Ahmadinejad and his rivals for their own political benefit.

During the spring and summer of 2001, K.S.M. had a number of conversations that appear to have concerned the 9/11 plot.

What ought to have concerned Wenger was the thousands of empty seats at the Emirates and the flatness of the occasion and the performance.

Last week, Moody's said the UK's AAA rating was safe, but its most recent assessment of the country's financial position is known to have concerned the Treasury.

"We continue to have concerns".

They have every right to have concerns.

Anything that's independent you have to have concern about, because it may undermine you.

"I have reason to have concerns," said the chief, who then raised the threat of retaliation.

17. (U) The United States continues to have concerns about agricultural trade with India.