Sentence examples for views known through from inspiring English sources

Do make your views known through the public consultation: details here.

"As a member, I make my views known through the club's normal procedures, not in the public arena," he said.

The Travellers were sent a letter inviting them to consult about the planning proposals and they will be making their views known through the TRA, but O'Donnell believes its powers to influence decision-making are pretty slim.

In the absence of any direct response from Mr. Arafat, the Palestinians made their views known through Hanan Ashrawi, who frequently acts as a spokesman for the Palestinian cause.

"We regularly make our views known, including through the UN universal periodic review process and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office's annual human rights and democracy report".

The few ways that young people living in these countries can make their views known and counted is through global society, not just the UN but through the myriad of NGOs (Oxfam, Amnesty International, Doctors without Borders, Greenpeace, Transparency International).

They broadcast an interview with Skyler Tennen and his lawyer (Ken Tennen, his father) and encouraged listeners to make their views known to the Tennens through e-mail and phone calls.

Seward again did not campaign in person, but ran affairs with Weed behind the scenes and made his views known to the voter through a Fourth of July speech and lengthy letters declining invitations to speak, printed in the papers.

The Commission does not hesitate to make its views known to the Egyptian authorities through normal channels or public statements as appropriate.

Critics of the leaflet also made their views known on Twitter after receiving it through their doors.

Make your views known... politely.