air one's view
air one's opinion

So thank you for giving me the chance to, to air that view.

It's also a chance for people to air their views.

There will be a chance for you to ask questions and air your views.

On the water, in the air & views from inside.

We thought they would come forward to use this opportunity to air their views.

She was finally ready to air those views at a Senate hearing.

In 1959 he was invited to Chicago to air his views.

You may wish to air your views on this message board.

Viewers to the site are simply asked to air their views on the development.

Several of these are expected to air their views in the next few days, our correspondent says.

So it will be a good platform for me to air my views.

The Chairman agreed to let him air his views at this point in the meeting.

As has become the custom in the past two weeks, most do not get to air their views.

A chance for you to air your views and put them to a Government spokesperson.

"I believe the answer is out there but sometimes people would rather air their views and settle at that."

"It's been a difficult season and the fans have got the right to air their views," he added.

No one can question the right of these people to publicly air their views - that's not the issue.

At this meeting, serious consideration will have to be given to future of the hall committee, so do come along and air your views.

"It is nice for the pupils to be given the chance to air their views on the current issues in the area where they live."

Instead, he often aired his views directly through the press.

But they decided eventually that he should air his views publicly.

No need to air your views on test tube babies.

Any spat, however small, is another opportunity to air their views.

"But everyone was given a fair opportunity to air their views on the draft Bill," he said.

They may look forward to the imminent election of party president as an opportunity to air their views.