Sentence examples for which has concerns from inspiring English sources

Which? has concerns about one website in particular: GetSporting.com.

But the South African government, which has concerns over the efficacy of any treatment regime based on the drugs, has balked at procuring the drugs for the country.

The new government under Malcolm Turnbull has fast-tracked legislation for the agreement, trying to pressure Labor – which has concerns it will cost Australian jobs – to lock in the deal.

He will face opposition from investors including the Local Authority Pension Fund Forum (LAPFF), which controls about 2% of the company, which has concerns about his "suitability" and "conflicts of interest" as the son of Sky's top shareholder.

Contrary to the general belief, recent reports have questioned the safety of some herbs including Ginkgo biloba which has concerns over blood-thinning effects [ 33] and ocular toxicity [ 34].

He has not consulted his security cabinet for three weeks, which has concerned several members of his broad coalition government.

It is understood that the insurance industry has started discussions with Mr Letwin about the issue, which has concerned many MPs whose constituencies were flooded.

The talks show how the trend toward 16-team super conferences, which has concerned many college athletic officials, appears to be inching closer to reality.

Some N.F.L. players use supplements containing ephedra in quantities far beyond recommended dosages, which has concerned football executives and union leaders because the substances' side effects are not known, especially in athletes who push their bodies to the limit.

"I think it's the unknown quantity which has concerned people.

The expansion into new markets may help diversify Broadcom's narrow revenue base, which has concerned some analysts.