Sentence examples for voicing objections from inspiring English sources

But he actually was voicing objections from several European countries.

One of the tracks finished with countries from the U.S. to Australia, Venezuela and Russia voicing objections.

One particular concern was attracting parents, for whom there is little to do inside KidZania, and who had been voicing objections to the twenty-seven-dollar adult entrance fee.

The chemical industry made that clear at the workshop, voicing objections to what Greg Symes, a representative of I.C.L. Industrial Products, called "fear-mongering and emotional manipulation" by those who would eliminate the use of flame retardants.

You can smartly argue that enough apologies were accepted, though it is useful to remember that the more moral among us were voicing objections before he ever played a game for the Yankees.

Last week, at hearings before the Federal Communications Commission, Disney and other big media companies repaid Time Warner's aggressiveness by voicing objections to its huge pending merger with America Online.

Before Katrina there was a division even among the ranks of Republican congressmen, with 24 of them in August voicing objection to inclusion of the ANWR provision in the budget bill.

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.

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

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