Sentence examples for governing voice from inspiring English sources

It's a sentiment shared by fiftysomething Evie Steppman, the governing voice of Luke Williams's first novel, as she sits at a desk made from a wardrobe door and copies of the Encyclopaedia Britannica, and tries to compile an auditory history of her life.

The tricky part is enrolling customers in the scheme, as different jurisdictions have their own privacy laws governing voice recording.

If the board governing the Voice of America refuses to censor interviews of Osama bin Laden's Taliban hosts, Congress must act.

In meetings Monday morning attended by senior politicians from several parties, the opposition Bharatiya Janata Party and the Samajwadi Party, an ally of the governing Indian National Congress, voiced their disagreement to parts of the bill.

In recent weeks his growing tumor has pressed on a nerve that governs his voice.

The PGA Tour, professional golf's biggest and most lucrative tour, has already written to the governing bodies to voice its opposition to the proposals unveiled in November last year.

To stop him governing in his own voice.

If owners and commissioners can't be trusted to safeguard the game, then the players, coaches, referees and, yes, the fans — in short, all the stakeholders in pro football — should be given a voice in governing the game.

The top United States securities regulator on Wednesday called on corporate America to upgrade its proxy voting practices to ensure shareholders a greater voice in governing the companies they own.

VW's labor unions, for example, have a voice in governing the company, as they do in other big German corporations.

The goal of news literacy, and its most modern form, digital literacy, is to give people the knowledge to decipher the messages they receive and to give them the power to use their rights of free expression to defend their access to information, to secure their participation in the process of governing, to help all voices be heard.