Sentence examples for voice objections from inspiring English sources

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

As the ramifications for community events began to dawn, the churches and the WI began to voice objections.

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

But it was far from certain that there would be such bipartisan support in the Senate, where some Republicans began to voice objections.

As word of the product activation requirement circulated in recent months, however, consumers began to voice objections about a loss of privacy and convenience.

He cited what he said was the "galling example" of the "shabby treatment of the Little Sisters of the Poor"; nuns, he suggested, had been punished because they "dared to voice objections of conscience to Obamacare".

But never once in any meeting did I hear him voice objection".

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.

But he actually was voicing objections from several European countries.

Asked whether anyone had voiced objections, he responded emphatically, "They wouldn't dare".

Later in the day, Ms Regev also voiced objections to the campaign.