Sentence examples for position to voice from inspiring English sources

In the 1960s much of Israel's Arab population "was under martial law, and in little position to voice opposition".

Those of us who are in a position to voice our concerns about this need to do so, whether it's by getting involved with campaigns or simply finding our libraries and supporting them.

Finally, 1.3% of the respondents said that people were not united; hence, they were not in a position to voice their grievances with one voice.

Already an influential figure as chairman of Hutchison Whampoa, Li will be in a better position to voice his opinion in his new publications, and also in the Sing Pao daily and Wide Angle magazine, both owned by his close business associate Chan Kwok-keung.

Also worth noting: If your organization is doing something awful, but you're in a position to voice your concerns internally, that's the best short-term course of action.

"When you occupy elected office it is absolutely critical you remain unfailingly loyal to the needs of working people which means you can never be bought and every moment you have to use your position to amplify the voice of working people, the voice of people of color, and the voices of the marginalized,".

More than 2,000 developers have signed up to create Springboard modules, everything from global positioning systems to voice recorders.

It turns out that giving this group or that one a chance to elect someone in a district can and has actually put them in position to have a voice in Austin and in Washington.

"The government is going to come up against resistance from other companies, and TAM and Gol are in the best position to make their voice heard," said Marcelo Ribeiro, who tracks aviation for Pentágono Corretora, a brokerage firm in Rio de Janeiro.

We try to put new writers in the best position to display their voice".

If you're in a position to use your voice, do it.