Sentence examples for spoken out over from inspiring English sources

But London mayor Sadiq Khan has warned against the capital's homes being used "as gold bricks for investment", and has spoken out over how some new developments are touted to foreign investors before local buyers.

Halle Berry has spoken out over numerous tabloid reports after filing for divorce from Olivier Martinez.

Furthermore, she said, no Polish government office has spoken out over the issue of looted art from individuals.

Keira Knightley has spoken out over the lack of women working behind the camera in Hollywood, in a new interview.

Judd Apatow has spoken out over the way that Hollywood has treated the women accusing Bill Cosby of rape.

The president, Jacques Chirac, had spoken out over the cartoons' publication, urging "responsibility, respect and measures to avoid all that could injure the convictions of another".

"They have to speak out over and over and over and over again.

Everything from his age, career and past indiscretions have been scrutinized, and now the 24-year-old backup dancer is cryptically speaking out over Twitter.

"I am really concerned that our government won't speak out over Israel.

Those who know about empowering young people to speak out over abuse refer to education, in the spirit of the One Billion Rising motion, as the most practical way of enabling young people to protect themselves.

The barbed wire fences and forbidding high walls became a horrifyingly familiar sight to those who dared speak out over the past three decades; for many of the thousands who passed through Cairo's Tora prison complex and were tortured within it, this notorious jail was the ultimate symbol of Hosni Mubarak's Egypt.