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Advocates of open records continue to express concern that in the wake of increased security measures, many documents relating to immigration, passports and travel require presentation of a long form birth certificate, which they say is not available to Ontario adoptees.

When asked by a UPI reporter Jensen did not express concern that the prediction might not come true, remarking "There will be a nuclear holocaust some day.

Police Commissioner Andrew Hughes spoke out on 16 September to express concern about the tone of the debate over the bill.

Vicky stays behind to express concern over one of the girls being possibly lesbian.

Professional societies in the United States have given qualified approval to incentive programs, but express concern with the validity of quality indicators, patient and physician autonomy and privacy, and increased administrative burdens.

However, these organizations also express concern over the choice and validity of measurements of improvement, which may include process measures that do not directly tie to outcomes.

After the story was picked up by the local and national press, the Twitter hashtag #laughingwhileblack was used to express concern about racial bias, white privilege, and the actions of the wine train staff.

By 1952, the first major subdivisions were started in Ellicott City, prompting the League of Women Voters to express concern.

She also actively campaigned for the introduction of Sentencing Councils in order to allow the Tasmanian people to have an appropriate and effective avenue to express concern and opinion in relation to sentencing outcomes.

That committee reported in July 2008 that Jasper had acted at all times within his remit as a Mayoral adviser, although the panel did express concern about two members of his staff responsible for the Carnival Showcase.

A few years after the consecration of Adler, the ICCEC's clergy began to express concern about Barker's embrace of theological liberalism, Gnosticism, Theosophy, non-traditional sexual ethics, and the ordination of women to the priesthood, all of which are contrary to ICCEC beliefs.