Sentence examples for upon concerns from inspiring English sources

There is a common theme running through recent reports into patient safety in the NHS: the failure of organisations to pick up and act upon concerns emanating from the front line.

Nasdaq is hoping in part to draw upon concerns that NYSE Euronext is being swallowed up by a larger foreign competitor, de-emphasizing New York's standing as a global financial capital.

Thyroidectomy continues to be the least common form of therapy for Graves' disease in the US, presumably based upon concerns about injuries to the recurrent laryngeal nerves and/or parathyroid glands.

Ceftriaxone alone became the first-line treatment for suspected bacterial meningitis, with vancomycin use rising and falling depending upon concerns about resistance to ceftriaxone.

The hearing touched upon many serious concerns about Google's market power, but in the end it was just monopoly theater.

Nevertheless, class 1 integron on Gram-positive microorganisms, together with class 2, 3 and 4 integrons has barely been touched upon, making such concerns potentially be unnoticed and neglected antibiotic resistance determinants.

"As I have made clear, my support for Donald Trump in the general election was never based upon shared values rather it was built upon shared concerns," said Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council and a supporter of the GOP nominee.

Now is the time to propose a candidate who will convince Europe's voters we are acting upon their concerns.

The inquest jury found that Gareth's death was an accident, but returned a damning verdict on the failures of the government and the youth justice board to review, monitor and act upon restraint concerns.

Much of the debate concerning the legal aid bill has focused upon understandable concerns about how Qualified One Way Costs Shifting (QOWCS) might operate in practice and the entirely objectionable state of affairs in which such a fundamental change to civil justice is to be left to a dialogue between the executive and the Civil Procedure Rules Committee.

Scott Lemieux While Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell declared that his party would begin its repeal of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) on day one, the extent to which we will soon see departures from the status quo of healthcare access may hinge upon Republicans' concerns about electoral punishment in the 2018 midterm elections.