Sentence examples for space to voice from inspiring English sources

Journalists have been freer to criticise the political process and the public has enjoyed more space to voice their views.

This is your space to voice your opinions on the novel, and we will be listening - a selection of your posts will appear in the Guardian Review in the final column on the novel, in two weeks' time.

Rarely in the news was she given the time or space to voice her side of the issue.

At its best, it gave them space to voice their opinions on issues, to become more critical consumers of media messages, and, broadly speaking, to become more literate.

The Barazas, small, quarterly, and large annual ones for all the cohort members to meet, are the main vehicle for engagement with cohort members, providing opportunities for continuing health education, introducing new projects and dissemination of key research findings, the election of peer-leaders, and to provide space to voice critical opinions and dissent.

I want the climate movement to grow in size and power, and to appreciate its diversity to give more space to voices that are currently marginalised.

It should be giving space to voices that may not be heard elsewhere.' Inspiration 'My early days at the Royal Court have been a big influence, working with people like Max Stafford-Clark.

To be fair to Xinhua, in its Tuesday article the agency did give a decent amount of space to voices saying that the period leave regulation would be a bad thing — the agency itself saying that signs "do not bode well for this one".