Sentence examples for for a permanent voice from inspiring English sources

Germany has a good case for a permanent voice among the world's powers.

"There's certainly the talent there for filmmakers to broaden their audience so they become a permanent voice in world cinema like they were in the 60's and part of the 70's".

What you need is a show of your own, to give people like you, but specifically you, a permanent voice.

For the first time since 1974, when Brian Clough's Derby County were champions of England, there was a new permanent voice behind the BBC's classified results.

That helps him lobby for a permanent seat for his country (and hence a voice for Africa) on the UN Security Council.

His government has also lobbied for a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council and has become a respected voice in world climate change discussions.

Although our study does not provide evidence of harm by these citations, even those that substitute for a permanent primary research source, we emphasise the need for a consistent voice on how Wikipedia should be used in the academic literature.

Mark Green, New York City's public advocate, has appointed a panel to monitor the Board of Education's search for a permanent schools chancellor, saying it will give parents, advocates and business leaders a voice in the process.

Mr. Obama praised Brazil as "a global leader" but declined to endorse its bid for a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council, which is considering a reorganization to give permanent membership and a greater voice to emerging powers like Brazil.

Japan is also campaigning for a permanent place, citing its high level of contributions and the need for a democratic free-market Asian voice among the most powerful nations.

Conservatives argue for a permanent repeal.