Sentence examples for state voiced from inspiring English sources

He pleaded guilty to inciting subversion of the state, voiced contrition in a calm, practiced voice and asked for mercy.

Gen. Orlando B. Willcox, commander in the state, voiced his frustration when he wrote, "Sooner or later, before the enrollment is completed, armed forces must be employed to crush the opposition".

This notion goes back to 1991, when James Baker, then the U.S. Secretary of State, voiced it in a Belgrade speech.

But Mrs. Clinton also repeated the oblique criticism of Arab states voiced by Mr. Obama on Wednesday.

But other Republican governors in deeply conservative states voiced strong support for the president's "zero tolerance" policy.

Attorneys General from 25 states voiced their support yesterday for a Clinton Administration proposal to promote more competition in the airline industry.

"It was no secret that the gaming industry, as well as many potentially affected communities in other states, voiced opposition to the practice".

Senators from rural states voiced deep reservations on Thursday about the Medicare buy-in plan, which they said would hurt hospitals, doctors and other health care providers back home.

"Schools should be an equalizer," MacPherson stated, voicing his worry about a worsening "have-and-have-not divide".

America Votes and State Voices are attempting, against long odds, to do that.

In his conversations with colleagues, Scalise is making the case that he would serve as "a red state voice" in leadership ranks currently lacking a hardline conservative.