Sentence examples for first voiced from inspiring English sources

Hollande was repeating a message he had first voiced in 2012 shortly after his election.

China, which at first voiced reservations about the Indian nuclear deal with America, is now shrewdly acquiescent.

Bill Dugovich, communications director at SPEEA, the professional aerospace union, said his members had first voiced their concerns in 2002.

She first voiced Joan Didion's words and captured her breath, but she is not dignified by name.

When she first voiced her concerns to the police, she remembers being told: "This is a waste of police time.

Concerns about the safety and health effects of silicone breast implants were first voiced in the late 1970s, though they drew little public attention.

The F.B.I. is investigating whether the assistant at Rutgers who first voiced concerns about the abusive behavior of his boss, Mike Rice, tried to extort the university.

Although Rolle said he should have first voiced his concerns to Coughlin, he did not back down from his unvarnished critique.

He had first voiced his musical judgments in his native Boston, as an assistant critic for the Boston Herald during his time at Harvard University.

Many rightists first voiced this concern after Israel's troop withdrawal from Lebanon last spring, which the Hezbollah guerrillas proclaimed as their victory against the mighty Israeli Army.

Scientists at first voiced expectations that the dwarf pitch pine forest would regenerate, mostly from seeds left by the destroyed trees.