Sentence examples for voice objection to from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, it appears that she did not voice objection to a series of antisemitic orders that had been previously issued, and which concerned her Czech Jewish friend Annie Wranowsky.

Victims, who are due restitution of about $50 million, have two weeks to voice objections to a possible new sentence.

Why didn't the Rutgers players who were targets of Rice's abuse strike back, or at least voice objections to his behavior?

FLOTTENRICHTER KRANZB1]HLER: In the course of all these actions did any of the U-boat commanders who were subordinate to you voice objections to the manner in which the U-boats operated?

More than 100 people attended a public meeting on Tuesday to voice objections to the proposed use of the green space.

More than 100 people attended a public meeting on Tuesday to voice objections to the proposed use of the green space in Pill.

Mill does not hesitate to voice objections to the exclusion of psychology from the classification of the sciences and to Comte's conception of biology.

Protests, campaigns and petitions have been springing up to voice objections to the plans, such as proposals to close five of the borough's libraries, and "delete" hundreds of council jobs.

Others used the opportunity to voice objections to the monarchy.

Perhaps the most commonly voiced objection to RRs is that the format somehow limits exploration or creativity by requiring authors to adhere to a pre-specified methodology.

One answer to this commonly voiced objection to NATO's war is to say boldly, Yes, to care about the fate of the people in Kosovo is Eurocentric, and what's wrong with that?