Sentence examples for has say over from inspiring English sources

The State Department, which has say over the project because it crosses the US-Canadian border, is to announce its decision later this year.

James Lockhart, director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, has say over any major decisions at Fannie or Freddie, and he has to report to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner, who in turn has to keep in line with White House goals.

Landay's absence from the talking head circuit could be chalked up to the fact that he's not a lawmaker who has say over how to proceed in the civil war-ravaged region.

Washington is in this unorthodox political position because Congress still has say over the city's laws and attempted to block the initiative in the federal spending bill passed in December.

"Herman Cain has said, over and over, that we should support him because he is a problem solver," he said.

As every economist — and the U.S. Energy Department — has said, over and over again, it's absurd to blame U.S. drilling policies for high oil prices.

Microsoft has said over and over and over again that the Kinect is a serious gaming tool, designed for everyone from casual to hardcore gamers.

"John McCain has said over and over again that he fights lobbyists in Washington and thinks lobbyists are a problem.

Trump, for his part, has said over and over again that either way, it's definitely not his fault.

"I have said over and over again that being a woman and being Hispanic is only one of the small steps," she said.

"We have said over and over again that Colombian subversives are preventing the adequate development of productive forces".