Sentences with phrase «recently led a concern»

It recently led a concern at this year's G20 meeting, asking for regulations to avoid cryptocurrency money laundering.

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There has been some extraordinary language used by leading central bankers concerning digital currencies recently.

Recently my friend Chad Holtz told the truth about some of his ideas concerning hell, homosexuality, and the Kingdom of God, and it led to his early dismissal.

Those who bewail the abstractions of theology teachers will be surprised to know of these churchly concerns in systematics classes, as will the Atlantic readers who were recently led to believe that «the hands that shape the souls» of the next generation of pastors do not hold hymnals.

With so many notable brands fighting for market share in this industry, it's no surprise that rising competition was recently cited as a leading business concern among beverage manufacturers.

As a direct result of extensive customer feedback concerning the lack of bottle choice in the global wine industry supply chain, leading glass packaging company, Croxsons, has recently taken over a glass furnace at one of the largest glass manufactures in China to produce antique - green wine bottles.

Spurred forward by both safety concerns and the development of new technologies, some coconut water brands, led by Harmless Harvest itself, have recently begun exploring alternatives to HPP.

She also plays an active part in the Trevor Project and has worked with the L.A Gay & Lesbian Center concerning homeless LGBT youth, has conducted fundraising for Susan G. Komen in honor of October being Breast Cancer Awareness month and recently led this year's 30th annual Aids Walk Los Angeles, cutting the starting ribbon for over 25,000 walkers.

«Zephyr Teachout's support for a politician she labeled as «corrupt» as recently as last year should raise concerns about her commitment to objectivity and following the evidence where it leads.

Lead - contaminated water is a serious environmental concern that has recently proved to be disastrous when left untreated.

Teen suicide is a growing health concern, recently moving from the third to second leading cause of death for adolescents, surpassed only by car accidents, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Whilst the Schools Minister Nick Gibb has recently written to the campaigners to allay their concerns, Mark Stewart, a leading specialist, says that ministers have so far failed to grasp the challenges faced by left - handed children.

A Florida college took matters into its own hands by creating a program to care for stray cats, but concerns about health recently led to its demise.

It is remarkable how only very recently has the staggering scale of Dr Pachauri's links to so many of these concerns come to light, inevitably raising questions as to how the world's leading «climate official» can also be personally involved in so many organisations which stand to benefit from the IPCC's recommendations.

These results will be of serious concern to international businesses, particularly bearing in mind the whistleblowing provisions in the recently passed US Dodd - Frank legislation, which offer a potentially significant reward to whistleblowers whose information leads to a successful prosecution.

Led by Dominique Tissot, the team recently advised TD Stoloto on the tax - related aspects of its restructuring, and also assisted Cantata with tax structuring concerning its acquisition of French company Coffea.

It also comes at a time when the bitcoin market has seen a significant decline recently, which leads to the banking group's concern of amounting unpaid debt.

Recently, there was some concern that a «flippening» would take place, with Bitcoin Cash threatening to overtake Bitcoin's place as the leading cryptocurrency.

I was talking to a group of educators recently who were concerned about this very thing and thinking how do we build a better connection with families who are very busy, lead busy lives, and they relocated the sign - in book, the sign - in process, to another part of the room.

According to Adam Cockey, managing director at Baltimore's W.H.C. Wilson & Co., when a major affinity program was announced recently by one of Baltimore's leading companies, the local board was besieged by salespeople voicing their concerns about losing commission money to affinity partners.

Meanwhile, on the other side, Hillary Clinton's critics have expressed concerns about her ethics and ties to the investment banking industry, which could lead to another market meltdown similar to the one that recently triggered the Great Recession.