Sentence examples for voice her concerns from inspiring English sources

In March 2012, Ms. Segarra got her chance to voice her concerns to the New York Fed's legal and compliance risk team.

Before the surgery, Dr. Srivastava had been hesitant to voice her concerns, assuming that the patient's surgeon must be "unequivocally right, unassailable, or simply not worth antagonizing".

The European Union's competition commissioner, Neelie Kroes, wrote to Germany's economy minister, Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg, to voice her concerns about the aid, the union's executive commission said.

Ms. Andrews said she freely used Hemings to voice her concerns over Jefferson's hypocrisy; the President was more difficult to draw.

Edwards is this week meeting Lord [David] Freud, minister for welfare reform, to voice her concerns about a proposed "family cap" on the amount of housing benefit that families will be able to claim under proposed welfare reforms.

His comments to black delegates were prompted, for the most part, by Ms. Waters' decision to voice her concerns about his record in public forums on both Sunday and Monday.

Another Egyptian woman, Soraya Morayef, took to Twitter on Tuesday to voice her concern.

According to his wife, Mahal Hassan, who took to Twitter Friday night to voice her concern and outrage, police broke into their home, beat them, arrested Alaa, and took their laptops and cell phones.

Itchie Ramone called Levenkron and voiced her concerns.

This doesn't always stop her voicing her concerns about coalition policies.

My mum wrote to her MP, Neil Parish, in 2013 voicing her concerns about the ILF closure.