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For Ms. Borda, who has taught yoga to a variety of audiences, including Hasidic women in Brooklyn, it came as a shock, when shortly after opening a previous studio in the area eight years ago she was approached by a Muslim student who voiced concerns with customary chants like "ohm".
However, because of the issues around children's safety, Ask.com says it made it a priority to proactively engage with regulators who had previously voiced concerns with the platform under its pre-existing ownership.
Eckenwiler and Cohn ([2007]) notably voiced concerns with regard to the tension between bioethics as acting on behalf of morality, and bioethics as an institutionalised element within the field it purported to assess, conveying a 'technocratic style' of analysis.
All but Price voiced concerns with the background checks that Uber and Lyft currently perform.
Several government ministers had voiced concern with the rulings, and women's groups had reacted angrily.
Mr. D'Amato, the chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, has also voiced concern with the rise in bank fees.
Marches were also staged in the West Bank city of Nablus, where hundreds of residents paraded Palestinian flags and voiced concern with Trump's seeming shift toward Israel, including his promise to move the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem.
League officials, having publicly voiced "concern with this season's 1% attendance decline, are in full posture mode as they await negotiations with the next NFLPA administration under an economic cloud.
Far from energized by the decision, which saw Cloudflare follow in the footsteps of Google, Facebook, Apple, PayPal, GoDaddy, Spotify and others that took action, Prince voiced concern with a lack of a system to manage censorship decisions with consistency and objectivity.
