Sentence examples for considerable say from inspiring English sources

This means village committees, mostly controlled by party appointees, will surely retain considerable say over any land deals.

In turn, the foundation has granted important rights to a biotechnology company, the Geron Corporation of Menlo Park, Calif., giving that company considerable say over who ultimately profits from stem cell therapies.

Groom has also set up two Alliance funds in Singapore, where workers have considerable say in how their Provident Fund pension contributions are invested.

Thanks to its buyout of 21st Century Fox, Disney will own 60percentt of the TV streaming service, which it gives it "considerable say" in how Hulu is run, noted Disney chairman-CEO Bob Iger on this week's earnings call with investors.

Payton had considerable say on personnel decisions, and Loomis must direct next month's draft without him.

The police and the FA will have a considerable say in the Frenchman's future.

So the larger damage was also quite considerable," said the former poet laureate.

"The damage that has been done in south China is considerable," said Judith Chegwidden, a managing director specializing in rare earths at the Roskill Consulting Group in London.

Though the deal is modest compared with most recent media deals — TiVo will spend about $20 million to buy out other investors in TRA — the prospects for the television industry are considerable, said Tom Rogers, the president of TiVo.

"After a while, Corzine's money became a negative, and I think the money issue overshadowed their differences, which are considerable," said Gerald M. Pomper, a political scientist at the Eagleton Institute of Politics at Rutgers University.

"The potential benefits for public health and animal welfare are considerable," says the SuperMeat CEO.