Sentences with phrase «concerned about their disappearance»

Sopko wrote that historically, the number of districts controlled or influenced by the government has been falling since his office began reporting on it, while the number controlled or influenced by the insurgents has been rising — «a fact that should cause even more concern about its disappearance from public disclosure and discussion.»

All the more reason, then, to be concerned about their disappearance.

Not exact matches

Schmitt produced a white paper that raised concerns about high - frequency trading, the lack of competition in the market and the «disappearance» of market makers, the banks and broker - dealers who traditionally stand by as passive buyers and sellers of stock to ensure other investors have a counterparty.

Africans seemed knowledgeable and concerned about the rapid disappearance of their continent's animals, but less aware of the dangers of environmental abuse.

Germany wary of Russian hackers as elections approach + + + Human rights group voice concern as disappearances in Turkey continue + + + + A film about the forgotten Afro - Italian boxing champion Leone Jacovacci

He's concerned about a general disappearance of literacy tools — not only reading, but writing, which is the gateway to creativity.

Kentville, NS (September 14, 2017)-- In late July the NS SPCA received concerning information from the public about the possible disappearance of a litter of kittens.

Tate Modern announced today that it is deeply concerned about the current disappearance of the artist Ai Weiwei.

(I am not implying that I think that the disappearance of summertime ice is not of great concern, nor do I think that the models are necessarily right, I am just curious as to what models are currently telling us about nonlinearity near this point.)

Why are scientists so concerned about its increase near the surface of the Earth and its disappearance higher up in the atmosphere?

However, we remain concerned about the inadequacy of the Terms of Reference and the fact that there are 37 additional recommendations from the CEDAW Committee's inquiry into the crisis of murders and disappearances that have not yet been implemented.

While there has been much concern about the lack of witnesses to the murder of Rhys Jones — as there has been to Madeleine McCann's disappearance — it is only in the latter case that the police have been nothing short of vilified in the British press.