Sentence examples for given the final say from inspiring English sources

The New Komeito was given the final say about making Mr Mori prime minister.

For the Chiefs, Crennel and his players had been given the final say.

Since being elected, it has dramatically cut subsidies for onshore windfarms and given the final say over whether projects can go ahead to local communities.

The average support for the public being given the final say in these seats is 56% – compared with 44% against – when "don't knows" are excluded.

Clegg has said that the police and MI5, which want to retain measures such as the European arrest warrant (EAW), should be given the final say.

A review by Lord Strathclyde, commissioned by David Cameron, recommends that the House of Commons is given the final say over secondary legislation.

When pressed on who he was referring to, Martin said: "Gerry Adams, he gives the final say".

Mr Starmer points out that the 1961 act gave the final say in all cases to the DPP.

But that proposal is too flawed to work and gives the final say back to the Legislature.

When pressed on who he was referring to, the self-confessed IRA informant said: "Gerry Adams, he gives the final say".

Lord Strathclyde, a former leader of the Lords, recommended a new procedure that would have allowed peers to ask the House of Commons to think again where a disagreement existed but give the final say to the elected Commons.