There are major concerns about preservation of this path.

There are serious concerns on all sides about the pending decision.

The genius of The Limits to Growth was to fuse these worries with fears of running out of stuff.

Ten years ago, there were real concerns about launching the new currency. Would people give up their old national currencies and use the new euro?

Both politicians are keen to tap into voters concerns about global warming.

Of course, there are concerns about the future of Egypt s foreign policy, especially toward Israel.

Haiti is in a critical socio economic situation that raises profound concerns about the future of the country.

Carson drew on scientific findings, but also voiced fundamental misgivings about consumer capitalism and a postmaterialistic belief in the primacy of the quality of life over economic growth.

There is concern about Russia s future, how it will use its newfound power, and how the West should respond.

But there now will be greater concerns about deep drilling in any sensitive environment.

Chinese policymakers have raised serious concerns about the growing risks of inflation and property bubbles.

Lingering Greek Cypriot concerns about security and implementation of the plan need to be articulated with clarity and finality .

In similar vein, in the same report you also stated that if they (Greek Cypriots) remain willing to resolve the Cyprus problem through a bicommunal, bizonal federation, this needs to be demonstrated.

Hard Truths About Global Growth

A more recent concern focuses on the disappointing results of growth. It is increasingly understood that growth does not necessarily increase our sense of well being.

Ben Gharbia's lengthy interrogation comes amidst concerns about government attempts to interfere with the media in recent months.

As the stronger and more experienced party, the US can help to allay China s fears about the safety of its national savings.

Their resilience is important, because market fears of instability often become a self fulfilling prophecy.

The consequences of a US default have rightly been described with growing alarm as the risk increases.

In the United States, there is growing concern that the worst recession since the Great Depression has damaged the economy s capacity to grow.

The sheer size of Turkey, and its population, worries Europeans, with some reason.

Concerns about free trade similar to Sarkozy s are gaining strength around the world.

Badawi is right to be worried.

But they might well be misreading their citizens concerns.

There is a growing fear in Moscow that the US administration is now looking at Russian companies with similar ties to Iran and its nuclear ambitions.

After 1979, fears about limits to growth and nuclear power ebbed.

The Commission nevertheless found these concerns to be more a fear of competition than of actual anti competitive practices.

Deep concerns about the internal situation many countries who suffer almost permanent political and institutional crises, such as Haiti, Ecuador and Bolivia, abound.

The Fed s policy of increasing the supply of dollars also increases investors concern about the future rate of inflation in the US.

Today, parts of the ruling Ba ath elite worry about Syria s deepening alliance with theocratic Iran and Islamist Hezbollah.

Despite the progress made in Afghanistan in social development, there are nevertheless concerns about ongoing problems in the area of security.

Both movements are rooted in economic concerns.

Southerners apprehension is well founded.

Most delegations had genuine fears and concerns.

Those who fret about population growth have the better argument.

It certainly is not attracted by the return and seemingly riskless security of US government paper both of which are much in play in an era of zero interest rates and mounting concerns about default.

Concerns for the tomb's structural integrity have recently been raised because of a decline in the groundwater level in the Yamuna river basin which is falling at a rate of around 5 feet a year.

Concerns I have a few. It's got some flaws we may just face it.

National security concerns are not foolish.

Today, we remain mostly unconcerned about global population growth.

Governments are right to worry about the quality of growth, not just its speed.

About 15 of the U.S. general population reports having stopped drinking coffee altogether, citing concerns about their health and the unpleasant side effects of caffeine.

As for drinking water quality, there are concerns about disinfection by products, lead, perchlorates and pharmaceutical substances, but generally drinking water quality in the U.S. is good.

This raises concerns among public opinion that migrants rejected by some countries could flood those that do not impose tighter restrictions.

Anti trust legislation is a guarantee against possible abuses by foreign companies adopting and implementing such legislation should allay local retailers' fears about foreign company presence.