Sentence examples for had not voiced from inspiring English sources
He said that allied defense ministers had not voiced concerns about the administration's decision-making process.
Rumors that they dislike each other are exaggerated, this official said, but aides to General McChrystal said he was surprised and angered by Ambassador Eikenberry's cables, especially since he had not voiced his reservations in their frequent meetings.
After the Challenger accident, I asked one NASA analyst, who had warned in internal memos that the faulty seals could cause a catastrophe, why he had not voiced his concerns for all to hear.
The public saw a three-paragraph Foreign Ministry statement that the ministry was "still carefully reviewing its position" on missile defense and had not "voiced any opposition to it".
Mrs. Clinton's statement was intended to clarify her remarks in Jerusalem, which had left some of her aides nonplused because she had not voiced the administration's official position that settlements are illegitimate.
Mr. Ross and a spokesman for the show said they were not concerned about copyright issues with the author of the Potter books, J.K. Rowling, since the play was a parody and she had not voiced objections to the London or Toronto productions.
So far, executives at media companies have not voiced public challenges to the government campaign.
Koeman has not voiced his concerns directly to O'Neill and insisted he wanted to draw a line under the dispute.
