Sentence examples for more effective voice from inspiring English sources

Surely, he believes, they will have a more effective voice if they join together and this would also allow companies to engage with them more effectively?

Yet all the E.U. governments signed up to the 2009 Lisbon Treaty precisely to give Europe a stronger, coherent and more effective voice.

The Association of European Professional Football Leagues, a pressure group chaired by the Premier League chairman Sir Dave Richards, is setting up a 100-strong social and economic forum to give its members a more effective voice in plotting the game's direction.

"When it appeared that most of us were supporting something that was good for the state, a good Republican issue, and say 90percentt of us were behind it, she knew if she could get us to 100percentt we'd be a more effective voice.

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Moreover, one never knows: administrative criminologists working with government may have a more effective voice than those who simply choose to shout at the side lines.

If Obama can do more than contain the issue, but also find a more broadly effective voice that appeals to this part of the electorate, he can emerge as a stronger candidate both in the remaining primaries and then the general election.

South Africa's government had hoped that Ms. Dlamini-Zuma would help give the African Union a more effective international voice.

Children stated that counseling with love was more effective and voiced their concern about the emotional and physical harm of punishment.

Gostin and Sridhar affirm the importance of this broader approach arguing that the WHO, the global health norm setting agency, would be more effective by "giving voice and representation to key stakeholders, including philanthropies, businesses, public/private partnership and civil society" [ 28].

On the other hand, he's probably more effective as a Republican voice of reason right now.