Sentence examples for representative voice from inspiring English sources

The League Managers Associationn, which represents Mackay and describes itself as "the collective, representative voice of all managers", had the whole day to think before finally releasing a statement at 7 41pm.

We are a small group of graduate students hoping to be the representative voice of the larger student body.

Londoners need a real choice of candidates and I believe I can bring a modern and more representative voice into the campaign.

To be a successful Islamic radical may thus require being radical about the acceptance of democracy.Mr Ghannouchi is one of the sharper minds in North Africa, but this does not necessarily make his a representative voice.

In the 22 years that Olga Mendez has represented this largely Democratic district, she has increasingly allied herself with the Republicans and Republican policies, gaining little advantage for her area and robbing her constituents of a representative voice in Albany.

She still sings songs calling for the liberation of her occupied home territory and has become a representative voice of all of her people, no matter where they now live.

Gallagher said it was important that any federal process to establish a voice to parliament was mindful of representative voices already operating.

Some poets get noticed because they sound like no one else; others become representative voices, symbols or symptoms of their group or generation.

But too often, too many in the media prefer to give platforms to the most extreme, polarising and least representative voices and crowd out the mainstream conversation we believe most of our fellow citizens want to have.

He said he was "disturbed" by the dates selected, echoing the concerns of leading BBC News journalists and presenters, including Jeremy Paxman, Nick Robinson and Martha Kearney, who have written to their union representative voicing their concerns about the timing of the strike.

At a gathering last month of the heads of private school Parents' Associations, the Dalton representative voiced concern about the escalation of tutoring, wondering how schools could better track it and what it meant for students who could not afford it, said one person who was at the meeting.