Sentence examples for a large say from inspiring English sources

"Larry deserves all the accolades," said Wallace, whose family will have a large say about where he will play.

Former finance minister Danilo Astori, who was to serve as Mujica's vice president, was expected to have a large say in running the economy.

If the Taliban fall, Pakistan is expecting a large say in whatever order succeeds them.In this section Caught in the middle Honoured guest On board?

He not only has a large say in how laws are written and taxpayers' money is spent, but he is also the state's top Republican official.

They consented to the state's setting up an Emergency Financial Control Board on which business executives have a large say over the city's finances and government.

But the Finnish experience is exemplary in other ways, argues William Nuttall of Cambridge University: the government gave the local community a large say in choosing the site of a radioactive-waste depository at Olkiluoto.

Partners are typically the best-paid employees at the firm, and have a larger say in how the bank is run.

In the U.S., by contrast, shareholder demands for a larger say in executive compensation have mostly been ignored.

American investors have been clear that they want shareholders to have a larger say in the pay of top executives.

He thought the museum was not dignified enough and that he should have a larger say in the overall operations.

The use of money to gain a larger say, to have a larger voice in advocating your self interest, does harm to a fundamental principle of democracy.