Sentence examples for true concern about from inspiring English sources
In June 2007 it was transferred from CITES Appendix II to Appendix I, indicating a true concern about the state of international trade in this species, an act now forbidden by international law.
His answer pointed to a true concern for what Elin's issues are all about.
The prominent refugee lawyer David Manne said the claims, if true, raised concerns about Australia's compliance with its obligations under the refugee convention.
Although the precise timeline is debatable, NPS -- including substances with names like K2, Spice, mephedrone, "flakka" and 25i-nBOMe--only started to become a true issue of concern about 10 years ago.
If true, this justifies our concern about the potential for global spread of aVDPVs like those in Group 1 by youthful tourists visiting regions of the world with sub-optimal vaccine coverage.
The writer's concern about the true Israel is not surprising, for the reconstitution of Israel's life after the Babylonian Exile required a redefinition of Israel's identity.
That a horde of viewers may have abandoned television this week in honor of Abe seemed unlikely, but, if true, it could cause elevated concern about some other coming dates: Andrew Jackson's birthday is looming on March 15, James Madison on March 16 and Grover Cleveland on March 18.
Concern about the true nature of inverse repeats at the boundaries of PMUs causes some researchers to prefer the term sequence-variable mosaics, as they believe that it more accurately reflects the origin and function of these units [ 22].
The Taliban claim, if true, would renew concerns about Pakistan's commitment to peace talks.
That is especially true given heightened concerns about the company's shareholder value bona fides stemming from its recent capital expenditure plan.
