When it was his turn to address the committee, he pulled a microphone toward him and, in a measured voice, read a prepared statement, which began, "Whatever I have achieved in life has been the result of the unique combination of luck, hard work, and opportunity that can only exist in this country.
It's a start, though, if people like you are prepared to voice unpopular views.
Despite this, there are some who are prepared to voice such views in public.
But Mr Lawrence has no criticism of the police investigation; none he is prepared to voice, anyway.
And he is much more prepared to voice German resentment of the disproportionate sums his country still pays into the EU kitty.All this seems reassuringly normal.
For much of this vote, we don't represent their interests any more and Ukip is prepared to voice their fears on immigration, which rate high in their politics".
Triesman's boldness, being prepared to voice his conviction that high levels of debt were hazardous, also helped cement an alliance with Michel Platini, which surely represents good international politics, helpful to a World Cup bid.
Be prepared to voice your differences, your concerns, and your preferences.
We don't have a voice.' " As the protesters prepared to march to their still-undisclosed destination, Mr. Silverman announced, "There goes our future faculty".
On Monday, Jiang Xiaoyu, an executive vice president for the Beijing Olympic Committee, said that "we are mentally prepared that such voices will become louder in the future".
