Sentence examples for civil voice from inspiring English sources
Superbly translated by Martin McLaughlin, these letters place Calvino in the larger frame of 20th-century Italy and provide a showcase for his refined and civil voice.
Dorsey didn't say Twitter was "incentivized to keep all civil voices on the platform" or "all voices that abide by our policies" — just "all voices".
This is actually a social issue of the greatest importance and I suppose that is why I felt we needed a civil society voice".
Much has been said already about the Rio opportunity, including by me in the Poverty Matters blog in January on the importance of a united civil society voice in Rio.
Formed in 2001 as a result of a growing need for a unified civil society voice and pressure on the United Nations to implement and strengthen its children and armed conflict agenda, over the last 15 years, Watchlist witnessed and contributed to formidable and commendable advancements towards the protection of children in conflict at the global level and in the field.
The WFPHA advocates for a strong civil society voice, the active participation of national public health associations, allied groups in national and global discussions and decision-shaping around public health policy and practice (31).
Continue the efforts to ensure that citizens and local officials play a more significant role in securing benefits of efficient local government, and increase civil society "voice" and participation.
If the World Bank brought technical skill and funding, what the UK Consortium brought to the partnership was a strong civil society voice rooted in our 25-year history of democratic and inclusive engagement, a healthy enthusiasm and skill for pulling together people from very diverse backgrounds.
Is there no room for more civil society voices?
On its own, this hasn't necessarily gagged civil society voices.
His reaction shocked very few: the ANC is routinely dismissive of civil society voices and is increasingly distant from the concerns of its poor, mass base.
