Sentence examples for voiced objections from inspiring English sources

Gay rights campaigners voiced objections when Wine's shows were announced.

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

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

Some members have voiced objections related to issues of landscaping, parking and pets.

The critics have voiced objections to what they perceive as an unduly hasty act of forgiveness.

Ms. Suleman's own mother has voiced objections to her having so many children.

The availability of open space was another frequently voiced objection.

She told colleagues looking to avoid complaints and the "unpleasant publicity" that often ensues to talk to the patron who voiced objection.

Three years later, a letter written by "Humphry Meanwell" voiced objection to the 1752 Disorderly House Act (25 Geo. II, c. 36), which was intended to remove prostitutes and brothels from Britain.

But he actually was voicing objections from several European countries.

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