Sentence examples for decision voiced from inspiring English sources

People in the crowd who felt betrayed by James's decision voiced their opinions quietly.

Opposition to same-sex marriage remains high among social conservatives, and protests of the court's decisions voiced across the country were a reminder how visceral an issue it remains for some.

Meanwhile, one longtime critic of the council's spending decisions voiced strong doubts that downtown hotel builders need so much taxpayer help.

This allows modelling based on binary decisions [32, 33], since a binary voicing decision (either voiced or voiceless/devoiced) is obtained for each of the 10 consecutive landmarks (point 1 to point 10).

The ministers were surprised by the referendum decision and voiced feelings of betrayal by Tsipras.

The ministers sounded surprised by the referendum decision and voiced feelings of betrayal by Tsipras.

Before the decision, they voiced concern about inflation, which, at 2.4percentt, is above the bank's 2percenttargetetarget

South Koreans, already divided over that decision, have voiced stronger reservations recently as fighting in Iraq has worsened.

However, despite Marge vs. the Monorail being one of the classic "What did Homer do now" episodes, it is fair to suggest that both styles of decision making voiced in the Springfield Town Hall have value.

Forty-two percent of L&D decision makers voiced concerns that they lack direction from the top and the leadership team does not value learning.

The expression of support for shared decision making voiced by participants in this study is not in keeping with observations of psychiatric clinical practice however, where consultant psychiatrists were found to perform poorly on measures designed to assess the involvement of service-users in clinical decisions [ 17, 18].