Sentence examples for voicing its concern from inspiring English sources
(This week, China has been voicing its concern that the Fed's decision to pump six hundred billion dollars into the economy will push down the value of the dollar and give the United States an advantage in global trade).
The South African foreign ministry, the department of international relations and cooperation, has issued a statement voicing its concern over the Guardian revelation of a GCHQ operation to bug the ministry starting in 2005, and calling for a British investigation.
A few days before, the European Parliament had adopted a resolution, condemning the "avoidable and cruel" death of Cuban political prisoner Orlando Zapata Tamayo and voicing its concern at the "alarming state" of hunger striker Guillermo Farinas.
On July 11 the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly meeting in Berlin sharply criticized Belarusian policies, calling for the introduction of free and fair elections and an end to Belarus's international isolation and voicing its concern over alleged assassinations of political opposition members and the funneling of weapons to terrorists.
Congress has long been voicing its concerns about Huawei, and earlier this year the NSA, FBI and CIA all warned consumers not to buy electronics from the company over over potential "backdoors" in the products that would allow the Chinese government to spy on U.S. users.
The British government also voiced its concern and called for China to release the women.
Congress has already voiced its concern over the current legal uncertainty involving American contractors.
The British Foreign Office voiced its concern at the escalation of violence by the Moroccan forces at the time.
The Justice Department voiced its concern in a filing to the Federal Communications Commission, which will have final say on Verizon's bid for long-distance service.
The South African foreign ministry, which was a target of a GCHQ hacking operation launched in 2005, also voiced its concern.
A Newcastle fans' group has voiced its concern over the club's controversial decision to enter into a sponsorship agreement with the loans company Wonga.
