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raise voice against

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raise one's voice against someone or something
Fig. to speak out loudly or angrily against someone or something; to complain about someone or something. Tony was very polite and did not raise his voice against Roger. I was too timid to raise my voice against the injustices of the day.
See also: against, raise, voice


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JI was in contact with all parties and his party had requested all political and religious parties to raise voice against growing US interference in the country, he remarked.
The ruling government has no concern with masses or country and was itself pushing masses into crisis so that they could not be able to raise voice against it.
Large web content and application providers such as Google (Nasdaq: GOOG) and eBay (Nasdaq: EBAY) have joined a handful of public interest groups to raise voice against the discrimination by the ISPs and cable companies.
 
 
 
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