Sentence examples for voice their objections from inspiring English sources

Rather than banning things, we should be encouraging people to voice their objections to views and opinions they don't like".

But with blasting scheduled to begin in early September, residents have little time left to voice their objections.

Expedia, Kayak and Sabre Holdings (Travelocity) are among those to have formed the Fair Search coalition to voice their objections to the deal.

Mr. Bloomberg's aides and Republican allies accused Democrats of waiting until the last minute to voice their objections to a proposal that had been debated for months.

There, with their collaborative visual artwork about the mine area, Kalyu (water), on display, they will voice their objections to the mine while Hegarty will sing in support of them.

It might seem strange that these corporations have avoided criticizing the deal publicly, if so, but Danny O'Brien, the international director of the E.F.F., who has worked with tech companies large and small for many years, suggested to me that this could be because they preferred to have their lobbyists voice their objections in the negotiations, behind closed doors.

Boasts and rivalries are alive and well in class 7D, who voice their objection to the trammels of uniform and homework in a sweet, neat, melodic chorus.

But when it comes to stand-up, people feel this need to voice their objection through groaning or being offended.

They told them to voice their objection and dissatisfaction through shouts of Allah-o-Akbar (God is great) between 9 p.m. and 10 p.m.

The more people who stand on your side, willing to voice their objection and follow the process, the more likely your objection will be considered and the project perhaps denied.

Leeds Civic Trust, The Victorian Society and local councillors have also voiced their objections.