Carson drew on scientific findings, but also voiced fundamental misgivings about consumer capitalism and a postmaterialistic belief in the primacy of the quality of life over economic growth.

Future misunderstandings and misgivings are thus inevitable.

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It has consistently voiced disapproval of settlement activities.

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Syed Akbar Ali also voiced discontent on the issue

Netizens voiced their concerns over health on Sina Weibo

Several prominent American politicians have voiced support for a boycott.

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This helps to explain the misgivings about the International Monetary Fund s massive aid to the region.

These aspirations were often voiced in the United Nations, founded in 1945.

Despite many misgivings regarding its conduct in other areas, the Saudi regime should be commended for this initiative.

Mutually unacceptable positions are also voiced on both sides on the Jerusalem issue.

During the 2008 presidential election, King voiced his support for Democratic candidate Barack Obama.

On many occasions, Modi has voiced suspicions about China s growing footprint in disputed border areas.

Such sentiments, no surprise, are strongly voiced by business leaders who live off such subsidies.

But those bastards are few in number though they are loud voiced, immoral and venal.

Voice of the Nightingale voiced its concerns with the government's disregard for rule of law.

The governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King, has voiced his anxieties on that point.

That petition voiced a taboo viewpoint that human rights are of greater value than national sovereignty.

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The very word democracy, when voiced by US government spokesmen, has become tainted by neo imperialist connotations.

But I would submit that Hollywood s misgivings, however untutored, represent only the tip of a growing iceberg of resentment against the perceived injustices of globalization.

In the Iraq crisis, both the Foreign Affairs and Defense Ministries voiced opinions starkly at odds with Putin.

But she and her colleagues should have voiced clearer and more emphatic support for the new member states.

As European Parliament members voiced their support, so too did others such as renowned Azerbaijani photojournalist Rena Effendi

The comments published online by readers echoed the anger and disbelief at the ruling voiced by many politicians.

She was one of a small number online who voiced concern about the growing intrusion into our privacy

Omar Navarro, a Republican candidate running to unseat Waters in the midterm elections, also voiced his thoughts on Twitter.

Some serious responses voiced concerns that lawmakers and government officials lack understanding of the gaming industry or user behavior

Carson drew on scientific findings, but also voiced fundamental misgivings about consumer capitalism and a postmaterialistic belief in the primacy of the quality of life over economic growth. In Carson s wake, the Woodstock generation of the 1960 s, with its Earth Days, soon began to organize a broad campaign, which saw, in April 1970, around 20 million Americans take to the street to defend the environment.

Achieving a genuinely collaborative approach to missile defense matters will address a common threat and help remove misgivings that are blocking progress toward a common security space.

Selling E ticket data stripped of private information is legally okay, but social media users voiced their concerns and skepticism

In this sense, top level political support, voiced in a way that elicits the approval of Europe s citizens, will be crucial.

A few security experts have voiced great alarm, including, most recently, Jonathan Evans, the head of the British Security Service (MI5).

Minister of sports Vitaliy Mutko voiced his opinion on the disturbances in the stands during the Russian Cup match Shinnik Spartak .

How would it look if he had openly expressed misgivings about Bush s plan to cut the budget deficit in half by 2009 just days before it was made public?

It will not do much for good for developing countries to raise the specter of protectionism each time such concerns are voiced.

Ideas may be voiced, but there's barely any audience, and these utterances don't resonate they die away with no implications or consequences.

Hogan's staff has blocked and deleted the posts of at least 450 people who voiced their opinions on his official Facebook page.

On Twitter, many were retweeting news articles on the issue, and some voiced their opinions through the social networking site as well

On February 3, it voiced its alarm over the reported destruction of thousands of books in museums, libraries and universities across Mosul.

But Ukraine is also a European country, which gives it the right to apply for EU membership an aspiration voiced by Ukraine s leaders.

Such sentiments, no surprise, are strongly voiced by business leaders who live off such subsidies. But are such pleas smart investments for society?

Bankwatch's concerns, voiced in 'Rushing into gold can leave people behind, EBRD', are around resource depletion, particularly water, and changes in commodity prices