Sentence examples for real say from inspiring English sources

Giving people a real say, while harder to arrange, yields bigger benefits.

Shareholders have no real say in the selection of Orient-Express's directors".

The public never has any real say in what art they see".

We will give disabled people a real say in how work capability assessments are run.

The public has very little real say over how policing is conducted.

I want the union to be in a position to have a real say on the development of the curriculum.

And maybe, just maybe, the public will finally have a real say in how their police service is run.

"It means that all our party members can have a real say on how our policies develop.

Who wouldn't enjoy great national and local democratic carnivals, enlivened by the idea that everyone has a real say?

-What do you think about Banksy's comment that "the public never has any real say in what art they see"?

But is this enough to give community members a real say in the development of the project?