Sentence examples for vocal regarding from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hollande and other officials have been notably less vocal regarding the claims advanced by Le Monde, which authorities in France have neither confirmed nor denied.

Smith has become increasingly vocal regarding the role of the Lloyds Banking Group, which will continue to implement a financial plan at Ibrox if nobody comes forward to buy David Murray's majority shareholding.

The paper also became more vocal regarding politics, taking a pro-democracy stance like Tempo.

In the wake of such outrage, both proponents and opponents of gun control have been vocal regarding the degree of effectiveness a desired ban on arms would have.

Crosby had long been vocal regarding his displeasure over McGuinn's decision to recruit new band members following his dismissal from the group in 1967, and had stated in a number of interviews that in his opinion "there were only ever five Byrds".

Focus group participants were particularly vocal regarding the benefits of the KS in helping lecturers to focus on the key learning objectives, for example " if they had to incorporate the KeePad into that [the lecture] it might make them focus on actually they need to know this".

The topic of the senator's nationality – and possibly his lofty political ambitions – reportedly came up last month, when he met with the larger-than-life real estate mogul Donald Trump, one of the most vocal skeptics regarding Obama's nationality.

Holly's late father, Matt Robinson, lost his battle with Parkinson's and their 14-year old son was diagnosed with autism at age 3. Robinson Peete is a vocal advocate regarding the current state of autism progress.

We are concerned, however, that the criticisms expressed by a vocal minority regarding the evaluations of a few agents may promote the denigration of a process that has served the public and public health well for many decades for reasons that are not supported by data.

LPC analyses are driven by theoretical assumptions regarding vocal production, namely the source-filter model, according to which sounds are produced by oscillations of the vocal folds, which then pass through the vocal tract that acts as a filter such that specific frequency ranges are diminished while others pass through.

The stigma in the opera world regarding vocal surgery, which the soprano Natalie Dessay and the tenor Rolando Villazón have also had, stems partly from accusations that it is necessitated by improper technique, Ms. Radvanovsky said.