Sentence examples for From one voice from inspiring English sources

In a news conference in Manila, the chairman of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council, Eduardo del Rosario, took a jab at other agencies, foreign and Filipino, that have given higher numbers, saying that from now on all casualty statistics would come from "one voice".

MobileVoice from One Voice Technologies, for example, is a subscription service offered through cellular carriers.

Switching easily from one voice to the other, Mr. Admiraal maintains a conversation that trembles with memories, pleasant and unpleasant.

In that magnificent moment, when a single reverie passes from one voice to another to a third, you hear an insistent musical beat, like a jazz drummer's.

"Just quickly, dear". They both spoke at once, saying they mustn't keep her, and when she hurried away Cecilia heard the voices continuing, a monotone kept low, hardly changing from one voice to the other.

We while away our months in the womb wallowing in the voices of our mothers, and our ability to distinguish the tiniest nuance from one voice to the next is extraordinary.

The other 26 member states objected, arguing that the UK was using a technicality to stop the EU mission from functioning properly and to prevent the EU from speaking in one voice on important issues even when all the members were in full agreement.

The survey, Transatlantic Trends, an annual poll of European and American public opinion conducted for the German Marshall Fund of the United States, found that Europeans, far from speaking with one voice on foreign policy issues, are divided over the role of the United States and how to respond to the growing assertiveness of Russia.

But when Fred Wilpon eventually emerges as the Mets' principal owner after the divorce from Nelson Doubleday, one voice will be better than two.

The survey, Transatlantic Trends, an annual poll of European and American public opinion conducted for the German Marshall Fund of the United States, found that Europeans, far from speaking with one voice over foreign policy issues, are divided over the role of the United States and how to respond to the growing assertiveness of Russia.

So since they are corporations should they have to have each member issue an individual statement because they are restricted from speaking with one voice as a corporation?