voice an objection , auch: voice opposition

The right to vote then provides the means for individuals to voice their support of or opposition to government.

But neighbors who had come to voice their opposition were not moved.

Even senior military leaders voiced their opposition to the plans to go to war.

In the recent years he voiced his opposition to the economic policies of the current government.

The state has yet to decide how it will fight the proposal other than to voice its opposition.

Religious groups have voiced their opposition to any changes in those laws.

But he did voice his opposition to some key aspects of Gorbachev new thinking on security.

But groups against such plans are once again voicing opposition.

Unlike many of his colleagues, he continued to voice opposition once the conflict began.

I could not voice my opposition to the 35th.