Sentence examples for to register concern from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration on Monday summoned the ranking Syrian diplomat in Washington to register concern about accusations that Syria transferred arms to the radical Islamic group Hezbollah.
In the friction-free atmosphere of the Internet, it costs nothing more than a flick of the mouse to register concern about the casualties of far-flung conflicts.
The French government summoned the Iranian ambassador to register concern about the fairness of the vote, and Germany planned to follow suit.
Britain, America's leading partner in its military campaign in Afghanistan, was among the few voices praising Mr. Bush, saying he was "entirely right" to register "concern in relation to other countries".
After more than a decade of unwavering popularity, Vladimir Putin's United Russia party was on Sunday night predicted to lose its majority in parliament, as voters used a national election to register concern at authoritarianism and corruption.
Live 8 did advertise itself as being about 'justice, not charity' but the level of participation demanded was modest: a text message to register concern, a click on an on-line petition.
Outsiders continued to register concerns about the way the battle had been fought.
But delegates have sometimes used their votes to register concerns, a trend that scholars monitor for signs of nascent legislative spine.
Microsoft, which also had sought the contract, set up meetings to register concerns about the bidding process, and also to promote its products.
Despite the popularity of community health meetings in Bangladesh, which focused on more passive forms of education, community members in both health districts reported virtually no mechanisms for their participation in health planning or management to register concerns or complaints at their health facilities.
To register a concern, the researcher must inform the concern name that must be unique in the context of the current catalog and the type of this concern, which may be "Functional" or "Non-functional".
