Sentence examples for voice some concerns from inspiring English sources

A number of groups including the Freight Transport Association, Federation of Small Businesses and Canary Wharf Group were there to voice some concerns.

Naturally, Amber's mother, Sarah Lauren Grahamm), is going to be one of the first to voice some concerns -- especially after marrying young and subsequently seeing her own relationship crumble.

Didi — which said it will set aside around $15 million for a "development fund" to speed up its integration with regulators, taxi firms and drivers — did voice some concern at the licensing issue process proposed.

Didi — which said it will set aside around $15 million for a "development fund" to speed up its integration with regulators, taxi firms and drivers — did voice some concern at the licensing issue process proposed.

Even supporters of the Brooklyn program voiced some concerns.

He voices some concerns about the claims plan that the trustee is proposing, specifically that it's a rolling plan.

MH Larry, if you voiced some concerns about it, just give us a sense of what they are.

Roseby's message also indicates that the Met police was consulted as the production was in rehearsal and voiced some concerns.

After the mayor voiced some concerns about Mr. Spitzer's controversial proposal to give driver's licenses to illegal immigrants, the governor said Mr. Bloomberg was "wrong at every level — dead wrong, factually wrong, legally wrong, morally wrong, ethically wrong".

Turkey has been voicing some concerns to that end as well but without proof, I don't think any further steps than the current level of involvement would be made.

The city had voiced some concerns to the Insurance Department, but did not begin serious talks with the companies until after the department gave its approval, said John R. Low-Beer, a senior lawyer in the affirmative-litigation division of the city's Law Department.