Sentence examples for voices concern from inspiring English sources

But the OECD voices concern about take-up rates in Germany, where a mere 3% of companies are covered.

The Foreign Office voices concern over comments from García-Margallo that appear to suggest a new hard line from Madrid.

In another email, an official who helps prepare the E.I.A.'s major annual projections voices concern about the "gold rush" and "euphoria" he saw surrounding shale gas.

The document describes the peace process as "the only realistic way forward," deplores anti-Semitic acts and attacks on religious sites, and voices concern that the region's Christian minority "will be further reduced and marginalized" if the conflict continues.

A1 U.N. Voices Concern Over Iran The United Nations nuclear agency expressed concern about Iran's nuclear program and agreed on a resolution that "urges Iran to re-establish full suspension of all enrichment-related activities".

She says "I can give you reams, reams of studies," and then sends me a short article in which a doctor, Martin Ward-Platt, voices concern that the current research relies too heavily on neuroscience and not enough on observation.

Germany, France and Britain have voiced concern.

Private groups also voiced concern.

The N.H.L. Players Associationn was among those voicing concern.

Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IAHCR) all voiced concern.

Standard & Poor's, a credit-rating agency, voiced concern in May.