Sentence examples for effective voice of from inspiring English sources

She was a Mississippi doctor's wife in the 1960s, but she also emerged as a persistent, often effective voice of progressive Democratic politics.

Grigory Yavlinsky has been able to establish his social-democratic block, Yabloko, as a principled and effective voice of parliamentary opposition.

Finally, he emerged as the effective voice of the crowds that, after 20 years of sullen resentment, at last exploded in Wenceslas Square in the winter of 1989 and, having postered all of freezing Prague with the slogan Havel na Hrad! (Havel to the Castle!), did indeed send him across the river and up the hill to the castle as president of the reborn republic.

From supporting the drafting of an unprecedented humanitarian bill to seeing it through to passing the senate, this adventure confirms the desires of a youth movement: to be seen as an effective voice of change.

The president lauded her "passionate and very effective voice on behalf of wounded warriors and their families". It still took the VA another year before it actually put the caregiver program into action, and even now it doesn't cover the kind of long-term care and supervision that Ted and other young veterans feel they need to be active in their communities.

Isabelle has been an effective voice on a number of important firmwide, regional and divisional committees.

So much for Betsy DeVos, Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump being effective voices of reason on LGBT rights.

"Our country has lost one of its most ardent, passionate and effective voices of a more open and honest democracy," Nancy Pelosi, the Democratic leader in the House of Representatives, said in a statement.

Regrettably, the owners of companies (the shareholders) no longer have an effective voice on what the directors do.

And, crazily, it's the place where some of the most courageous and effective voices on behalf of oppressed Palestinians belong to Israeli rabbis — like Arik Ascherman, the executive director of Rabbis for Human Rights.

As Eichengreen points out, as long as there were no effective voices on behalf of stabilization the gold standard was stable.