Sentence examples for voice a decision from inspiring English sources

The film had been almost entirely shot before Firth left the project – or "consciously uncoupled" from it, saying: "It's been bittersweet to see this delightful creature take shape and come to the sad realisation that he simply doesn't have my voice" – a decision which this paper praised as a rare example of an actor doing what is best for a project and not his own celebrity.

Movement 4 sees the suffering of Jesus as a consolation for the afflicted Christian, movement 5 voices a decision to follow Jesus even in suffering, movement 6 offers the consolation that it will be only a short time until all sadness is overcome, alluding to (as in movement 4).

Following the attack on MH17 and then the temporary decision of some airlines not to land at Israel's main international airport, it quickly became clear that there is wide variation in regulation and no one voice taking a decision.

There is no generally agreed view of a particular level of risk that warrants cancer investigation: patients, commissioners of care and clinicians will all have a voice in such a decision, which will need to include a health-economic dimension.

The Justices expressed skepticism about Aereo, while also voicing concerns that a decision against Aereo could harm other companies that store content in the cloud.

One report noted: "He is altogether likeable, for he always speaks without raising his voice and never protests a decision.

Current tenure laws are set as a statewide standard, disallowing local school districts a voice or decision regarding the system.

Football fans have voiced their anger at a decision to axe a number of bus routes to Reading's ground.

In return they received compensation tied to productivity gains and a voice in decision making.

He makes a valid point that traditional schools deny children the basic rights upon which our civilization is based the right to have a voice in decision making and the right to have equal opportunities.

In summary, Italian listeners are not influenced by the three examined factors and show a robust voicing decision towards a voiced /ɡ/ response across all three varying factors.