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Meanings of voice concerns in English

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Usage of voice concerns in English
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Scientists might be hesitant to voice concerns for fear of losing their jobs.
Wired
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Walsh is the third major banking regulator to voice concerns about the provision.
Reuters
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Judkins said he never would blacklist workers who voice concerns.
Reuters
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Aguilar is the third SEC commissioner to voice concerns about FSOC's governance and structure.
Reuters
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Other industry specialists have also begun to voice concerns about the appeal of money funds.
Reuters
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This uptick comes as frontline healthcare workers across the US voice concerns about the outbreak.
The Guardian
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A backlash has materialized, in which women voice concerns about those who are speaking up.
Wired
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Several recent studies out of Australia voice concerns over similar observations reported in the Lancet paper.
The Guardian
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His critics voice concerns about a management style that alienated some of his subordinates at DIA.
Reuters
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Turkey, South Africa and Russia were among nations to voice concerns after the publication of the article.
BBC
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Hundreds of lawyers held two rare protest marches in recent years to voice concerns about China's interference.
Reuters
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This can influence staff practices and give older LGBT people an unprecedented, supportive platform to voice concerns.
The Guardian
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Risch said SMART "will very likely" voice concerns directly to the STB in the near future.
Reuters
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To minimize the chance of this, said Vlandas, scientists need a way to voice concerns without risking their jobs.
Wired
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The index also looked at how well citizens and local communities could voice concerns and hold governments to account.
Reuters
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After the apparent attack Thursday on two tankers just outside the strait, tanker operators were quick to voice concerns.
The Irish Times
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