"The Ukraine crisis is truly not a regional affair," she said, voicing incredulity that Putin's campaign could take place 25 years after Europe's division into two blocs ended with the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Erdoğan sparked a row in March after voicing opposition to Iran's growing influence in the Middle East, echoing similar concerns made by Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states.
A close friend of Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan (with whom she co-starred in That Hagen Girl, 1947), she became active in the Republican party in California, where, in 1967, she ran unsuccessfully for the US House of Representatives, voicing her support for the Vietnam war.
But last night, thousands of Cubans spilled out of the Karl Marx theatre, voicing their enthusiasm after the company's first performance in the Cuban capital for 50 years.
It is for these reasons that finance directors are voicing their concerns.
Mr Roy has insisted that he had acted alone as a constituency MP, but it emerged at the weekend that he cited the names of Mrs Liddell and the Northern Ireland secretary, John Reid, in his letter to the Irish government voicing his concerns.
A constituent of Stephen Pound, Labour candidate for Ealing North, left a message on his answerphone, voicing her concern about the introduction of university tuition fees.
"So I came here to Yorkshire because I know Yorkshire people are never shy of voicing their opinions".
Presidents' voiced opinions about social justice are very sharply constrained by whether voicing those opinions is likely to advance their visions of social justice at that political moment.
That did not stop him voicing "profound concerns" and lecturing Mr Mittal about his takeover etiquette.
"Our system is a pyramid of mafias," snorts one disgruntled businessman.All of this provides another reason why so many Egyptians have, for so long, shied away from voicing complaints.
