For the most part, they address the audience directly, voicing every possible sentiment about Shepard's murder and the environment in which it took place.
"With social media, it's easy to directly voice displeasure, anger, and even hate toward a specific person in real time," Seger wrote.
Its primary objective is to enable leagues and clubs to directly voice their concerns on matters of common interest and to make recommendations on how to deal with problems.
Asked if France should be directly voicing its concerns to Barack Obama, Ayrault said it was up to the French president, François Hollande, to take any action, but "clearly there must be measures and they will be taken".
To give this process weight and greater legitimacy, organizers should ensure that affected people are able to directly voice their concerns.
Instead, they say, directly voice your opinion to elected officials; politicians need votes, and what they listen to are direct appeals and lobbying from voters, whether it's speaking up at a town hall meeting or simply making a phone call.
In the current political climate, RE-ENERGYSE needs a strong base of support to pass Congress, and as the primary stakeholders in the program, young people can be particularly influential in organizing a coalition of supporters and directly voicing their concerns to members of Congress.
RE-ENERGYSE needs a much stronger base of support to pass Congress next year, and as the primary stakeholders in the program, students can be uniquely influential in organizing a coalition of supporters and directly voicing their concerns to members of Congress.
This section is more successful, perhaps because it is voiced directly by Naomi's endearing Palestinian builder, Mr Ali.
John Kerry and Chuck Hagel are two people who have experienced war directly and have voiced publicly their deep ambivalence about war.
This phenomenon has been observed in cultures in which disagreement is not voiced directly (62).
