Right now, they identify their requirements at the beginning of the lengthy process for procuring equipment, but they do not have sufficient voice later on in the process — sometimes many years later — when there are opportunities to reduce costs.
Marsden argues that, by dividing areas of employee influence in this way, the German system has been able to provide sufficient voice to sustain cooperation while making it harder to use strength in one area to support demands in another.
The next horizon for these new systems is one that encourages a new sense of community participation, asking those who are under-served and without sufficient voice to grade their services and suggest better solutions to the obstacles placed in their way.
The rhetoric used by these unions is heated and often over the top: Last year, after two NYPD cops were shot execution-style in Brooklyn, Pat Lynch, the head of New York's Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, said there was " blood on the hands" of Mayor Bill de Blasio's office because he didn't voice sufficient support for his police department.
Finally, the canonical stop is long enough for an increase in oral pressure sufficient to prevent voicing and result in a burst.
Under rules adopted in August 1999, the F.C.C. allows dual ownership in cities where there are a sufficient number of "media voices," which include all radio and television stations, large daily newspapers and cable systems.
The F.C.C. order lays out guidelines for the states to determine whether there is sufficient competition in the voice market to loosen regulations.
It will take months of retraining before Flaherty knows whether his voice has sufficient stamina and power to sing his repertoire according to his old standard.
And in the lovingly slow treatments of her biggest early hits, "The Loco-Motion" and "I Should Be So Lucky," she used sufficient vibrato in her voice to assure you that she had one, a nearly intimate gesture after all the oversized ones.
3. Is VoIP voice-quality sufficient?
