Sentence examples for was voiced for from inspiring English sources

Support was voiced for the development of a nuclear weapons convention - banning nuclear weapons in the same vein as the chemical and biological weapons conventions have done for other weapons of mass destruction.

This same worry was voiced for manuscript sharing in physics when arXiv.org was emerging, and it faded when people realized that precedence is established as soon as research is put out into the open, not by when it is ultimately published.

This reaction was voiced, for instance, by Palle Yourgrau, who wrote that "Stein's mistake is to adduce a structural property as what 'justifies the use of our notion of "becoming" in relativistic spacetime".' (1999, p. 77) If Yourgrau has put his finger on a "mistake", then it is a "mistake" at the very heart of Stein's effort.

Little debate was voiced for capital projects proposed by the city, including reconstruction of East Verdugo Avenue between Glenoaks Boulevard and Kenneth Road, code enforcement, playground improvements at Burbank Community YMCA and shade structures at Washington Elementary.

Klug's views have been voiced for as long as Israel existed, and even before.

Not since New Year's Eve 2000, have so many safety concerns been voiced for what so far, anyway seems so little reason.

Again, concerns were voiced for both the physical and moral well-being of those jitterbugging.

Concerns about waste management at the site have been voiced for many years (Mugagga 2006; Mwiganga and Kansiime 2005).

It was part of a feminist critique of Hollywood that Streep has been voicing for years.

The report echoed warnings that opponents of the mine have been voicing for years.

13 14 Concerns about the validity of self-reported working conditions have been voiced for decades.