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The EU has expressed concern.
Five EU companies are involved in the construction of Nord Stream 2 and the EU has expressed concern over such sanctions.
The ILO has expressed concern.
Brazil has expressed concern that China's yuan currency is kept unfairly and intentionally cheap, fueling a flood of cheap imports into the country.
The government has expressed concern.
The ICC has expressed concern that Libya is not set up to give the Saif Gaddafi a fair trial.
The European Parliament has expressed concern about this 60.
But the UN has expressed concern over the plan, saying it is essential that those leaving do so voluntarily.
The US President Donald Trump has expressed concern about local residents, who have not evacuated.
Israel has expressed concern over the growing presence of Iranian forces along its borders and has recently launched air strikes against Iranian positions in Syria.
This has put the two countries at loggerheads with the United States, which has expressed concern that US Internet companies are being unfairly targeted in a broad push to update the global corporate tax code.
The CCNS has expressed concern about the development of the situation in Iraq and the region, recognising the need for an urgent de-escalation of tensions and abstinence from use of force.
The US State Department has expressed concern over Beijing's claims to 90 percent of region.
BRUSSELS-- The EU Commission has expressed concern over the crisis in Turkey with and is seeking a transparent and impartial investigation into the corruption allegations.
The US State Department has expressed concern over Beijing's claims to 90 percent of the South China Sea region.
The UK Foreign Office has expressed concern over reports that a Hong Kong consulate employee….
The UN Security Council has expressed concern at the escalation of violence in Gaza and called for an immediate ceasefire.
VATICAN CITY- Pope Francis has expressed concern over the rise of nationalism in the world, blaming the surge partly on globalization's shortcomings.
European allies of Washington has expressed concern that the conference will become a session of Iran and will increase tensions with Tehran.
Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary has expressed concern that the relocation of the U.S. Embassy in Israel could escalate tensions in the Middle East.
The Commission has expressed concern that requirements to buy more local produce or encourage domestic supply chains contravene single market rules.
Pope Francis has expressed concern about the fires that are devastating the Amazon forest, which he called"a vital lung for the planet," according to world agencies.
Pope Francis has expressed concern about the fires that are devastating the Amazon forest, which he called"a vital lung for the planet," according to world agencies.
Even German Chancellor Angela Merkel has expressed concern about the level of support Le Pen will receive in 2017 and how that power might weigh on French economic policy.
The UK government has expressed concern about Israel's expulsion of Palestinians in occupied East Jerusalem, responding to a question from Labour MP Richard Burden.
Media rights organisation Reporters Without Borders has expressed concern at"the absence of pluralism in news and information, an intensifying crackdown against journalists… and the drastic state of press freedom in Chechnya".
The United States has expressed concern about what it calls unsafe intercepts of U.S. aircraft by the Chinese air force and a lack of transparency in China's military spending, China being in the midst of an ambitious military modernization program.
Tanja Fajon, a member of the European Parliament from Slovenia, has expressed concern that BiH could stagnate behind other Balkans countries because of the delay in reforms, especially in December when European leaders discuss the future of the EU expansion.
Media rights organisation Reporters Without Borders has expressed concern at"mounting press freedom violations" in Vladimir Putin's Russia, including"the absence of pluralism in news and information, an intensifying crackdown against journalists… and the drastic state of press freedom in Chechnya".