Sentence examples for voice available to from inspiring English sources

The victims of these policies do not have the kind of voice available to most participants in the economic and social debate; but they do turn up on the doorsteps of the churches.

Mr. McAlpine, 70, who had spoken only through his lawyers since the BBC program ran, broke his silence on Thursday with an interview on the BBC, an organization he described as admired by "people all over the world" as "the only honest voice" available to them.

Consumers Union, the Consumer Federation of America, the Media Access Project and the Center for Media Education argued the merger would diminish the number of voices available to the public, and is "inconsistent with the public interest".

It remains true today, despite the high quality of the male voices available to sing them.

And yes, there are a wider range of voices available to us to read, follow and boo or cheer than just the cable channels or a handful on internet news providers, just as there are alternative and fringe political candidates, and even political parties.

Apple and AT&T, it said, "required assurances that the revenues from the AT&T voice plans available to iPhone customers would not be reduced by enabling VoIP calling functionality on the iPhone".

But the King family has continued along a distressing path that has made it increasingly difficult for historians, teachers and journalists to circulate Dr. King's words and ideas -- while making his name, image and voice readily available to commercial enterprises.

In the mid-1970s it developed speech recognition technology that led to various forms of voice dialing available to consumers since the mid-1990s.