Sentences with phrase «to voice one's views»

Conversely, in my view we should allow our service personnel greater latitude to voice their views on matters which make distinctions between defence and politics pointless.

If you don't feel strongly enough to voice your views openly, then you probably know you're in the wrong.

Many small parties and groups are taking the opportunity to voice their views during the campaign despite having little or no chance of obtaining seats.

It is helpful to have an outside consultant involved in the data gathering so that lawyers who are reluctant to voice their views publicly can express them without attribution.

That's why I wanted to voice my views on this rather controversial topic.

In the fourteenth century John Wycliffe (c.1330 - 84), a Yorkshireman who became a don at Oxford, voiced views which challenged the official teachings of the Church.

Why should we prohibited non-democratic forms of political organization when we insist that government shouldn't be in thee business of controlling how people voice their views?

The «Big Clubs» supporters trusts that have voiced their views include: Arsenal, Charlton Athletic, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Fulham, Leyton Orient, QPR, Spuds, the «Smaller Club» line or more aptly Poor Little ol' West Ham line is truly self indulgent / delusional.

Because one aspect of TLT of which I'm most proud is that this blog has proven to be a forum where school food providers feel as comfortable voicing their views as anyone else, and I like to think this is because I feel (and have expressed here many times) only the greatest respect for what they do and the daunting challenges they face.

Voicing the view point that there need to be standards in how formula is marketed and that there should be strict regulations for formula as a product isn't a reflection on the parents at all.

The surprise is a former leader studiously loyal in public to successors voiced his view in public.

The Democratic candidates for President voiced their views on fracking in a March 6th debate on CNN.

Muller voiced his view that oxidative damage might cause telomere shortening, Austad says.

This is partly due to public clashes between science and politics, from the censoring of climate science in the US under the Bush administration to David Nutt's dismissal as the UK government's adviser on drugs after voicing his views on the safety of ecstasy.

At an intimate lunch in New York City for the launch of #NeverPerfect, Rousey voiced her views on criticism, success, and how social media has colored our opinions of ourselves.

The topic struck a chord with the students and motivated them to build the communication skills they needed to effectively voice their views.

The benefits: This approach holds students accountable, tracks both individual and group progress, and levels the playing field for students who may not be as comfortable as others voicing their views within a collaborative team.

Teachers at Voices view the state's shift to the Common Core as validation of what they have always known: Thinking, understanding and forming meaning are skills needed by students.

Parents and other stakeholders are also voicing their views and concerns regarding how to best meet the academic, social, and emotional needs of all students, particularly historically underserved students, including students of color, English learners, students with disabilities, and students from low - income families.

A commonly voiced view that night seemed to be something along the lines of «webcomics are the future because anything printed comics can do, webcomics can do better.»

In fact, I thoroughly enjoy it, and the fact that someone voiced their view.

Each Spirit has a personality and isn't afraid to voice its views throughout the levels.

Jennifer Reitz of Accursed Toys voiced her views that are similar to mine on this marginal game: «Bug!

The eradication of legalized discrimination and segregation that came with the end of Apartheid in 1994 saw Hlobo and his peers empowered to voice their views under the protection of new laws.

There is a three - way partisan split in Canada, with 86 % of NDP adherents voicing the view that people will have to change and 75 % of Liberals holding that opinion, but only 57 % of Conservatives agreeing.

About a third (34 %) of Pakistanis voice no view on the topic, as do 20 % of South Africans and 16 % of Turks, suggesting that a policy response to global warming is not high in the public consciousness.

should be blocked from voicing their views!

It's possible that just voicing your views in a non-judgmental way could bring you to common ground.

If your preschooler vigorously denies knocking over and breaking a glass, voice your view of the facts — «It sounds to me like you wish you hadn't broken the glass» — and then give her a way to make up for her behavior (by having her help you sweep or vacuum up the pieces, for instance).

Almost all survey respondents agreed that children should have the right to voice their views in family law proceedings that affect them, although less than one - third of respondents thought children's participation should be mandatory.

«These meetings will give individuals an opportunity to voice their views on whether granting or denying a presidential permit for the pipeline would be in the national interest and to comment on economic, energy security, environmental and safety issues relevant to that determination,» a State Department spokesman said.

Investors representing nearly 20 % of Jazz's shares have held talks with the company's top executives and board since the beginning of the year to voice their views, though the talks have accelerated in the past several weeks, the people said, adding that conversations with management remain friendly at this point.

My young experience in the pulpit has shown me that people generally love to have a place to voice their views, interpretation, or conviction, without a willingness to sit and learn, love, discuss, differ, and still love (perhaps at times I am no different!)

In counseling with the Greens, the minister is a combination referee, who sees that each gets an opportunity to voice his views on each issue, and coach, who helps them learn how to play the marriage game more constructively.

To me, the sign means two things: 1) Christians have forgotten what Christmas is really all about, and 2) Non-Christians and / or atheists have the right to voice their views and not be shouted down.

If I have to read your religious signs when I drive down the road, and I live in So FL, so I see them ALL the time, then it's only fair that we have the same opportunity to voice our views.

Likewise, we have a choice to speak out in opposition, to voice our views.

I have no problem with them voicing their views.

«Trying to make decisions about topics and issues with a large group of people all voicing their views is not feasible,»

«The accusation from some staff was that Nigel had voiced views that were not simply right wing... but views which were quite clearly racist,» former English teacher Bob Jope said.

But as chair, she always gave me my chance to voice my view.»

In her acceptance speech, Nixon, 52, voiced the view of her nearly 200 backers who gathered in the ballroom at the basement of the Albany Hilton: Cuomo's move to the left on free college tuition, minimum wage and other policies was too little, too late.

The format of these informal meetings — whose dates and times have yet to be determined — will be roundtable so all participants will have a chance to voice their views.

It's taken almost seven years for the code to be put together, including 242 public meetings to allow residents to voice their views.

If the ethics law prohibits town officials from expressing their views at meetings of agencies other than their own, are the officials free to voice those views in every other setting, such as a news conference outside the meeting room?

Nonetheless, Voss and other Climate Feedback contributors agree that being able to voice their views — whether to praise, critique, or simply corroborate a fact — is rewarding in itself.