voicing

How To Use voicing In A Sentence

• The striker was criticised by fans after voicing concerns about the club 's financial plight. The Sun
• With opposition groups still voicing concerns about the March poll date, 16 of the 48 registered political parties boycotted the election.
• I sensed that strong-willed individuals were voicing their opinion but then deferring to their superintendent's leadership because they respected both him and his position. Christianity Today
• Those who mentioned the subject were unanimous in voicing the wish that Casey Stengel, recently fired as manager of the New York Yankees, would be field manager of the new team here. 50 years ago, the Senators left and arrived
• The striker was criticised by fans after voicing concerns about the club 's financial plight. The Sun
• The expatriate can, for example, use the company for the import and export of goods for commercial purposes, and for invoicing for their services.
• Voicing various concerns, including claims that Capital was "overpaying" for the shopping centre and transferring control to Peel "while failing to extract a premium for it", the US group's chief executive, David Simon, said the company was "disappointed by the profound value destruction proposed to be inflicted on CSC and its shareholders". The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
• I wonder if the Canadian police could consider invoicing narks directly?
• The pastorale was another form which flourished from the twelfth to the sixteenth century, sometimes having religious texts and then again voicing secular sentiments. The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 14: Simony-Tournon
• The Bharatiya Janata Party's chief Rajnath Singh called the Nepali prime minister and president voicing his party's concern on replacing the Indian priests. The Battle over Nepal's Holiest Temple