Sentence examples for heard to take from inspiring English sources

With new and increasing opportunities to make our voices heard, to take direct action, we must seize the gathering momentum to ensure that all black lives matter equally, and in doing so demand recognition of the fact that #AfricanLivesMatter too.

Enough to stand up and let your voices be heard, to take a break from the daily activities to take some action?

It's now time to use those increased options for our voices to be heard to take those next steps for family economic security policies and to lower the wage gaps so we can fully celebrate Equality Day with our daughters and granddaughters.

He was ordered to return to Belmarsh prison with a further hearing to take place on 21 March.

Once the case has been restored, the judge will schedule another hearing to take testimony from the parties.

Johnson left the committee hearing to take part in interviews for the vacant post of Metropolitan police commissioner.

Senators Debbie Stabenow of Michigan, and Bill Nelson of Florida, convened a Democrats-only afternoon hearing to take testimony from those affected by gun violence.

Torres and Treyger arranged for their hearing to take place at Carey Gardens, a project in Coney Island that had also been damaged in the storm.

In a letter dated Nov. 21, Theresa C. Lantz, the state correction commissioner, said she wanted the hearing to take place without the inmates because of safety concerns.

The agreement between HMRC and Goldman Sachs reached in 2010 could be quashed after the high court allowed a preliminary permission hearing to take place on 13 June following court filings made by the activist group UK Uncut Legal Action.

In demanding the hearer to take an action, imperative clauses are considered the most direct and bald way (Brown and Levinson 1987, 69).