Lloyd said: "The premise was to take the most voiceless group you might imagine – women prisoners.
It is also an advocate for a previously voiceless group, the ordinary walker — whispering into the ears of city planners, or nagging if need be, and preaching to the public.
Immigrant workers, a huge but often voiceless group, were given a chance to speak up yesterday, and speak they did: about abuses on the job, about mandatory 70-hour weeks, about not being allowed to take bathroom breaks, about making just $2 an hour.
That is just one reason, say the policymakers at the WHO, why urgent action is needed to give that big, voiceless interest group a better chance of growing up.
In Hebrew and several varieties of Aramaic, the stop consonants those in which the flow of air is entirely shut off by the tongue or lips of the voiceless and voiced groups (that is, of p, t, k, b, d, g) become "weakened" in the position following a vowel, changing their pronunciation to f, th, x, v, dh, gh, respectively.
Plowed much of his proceeds from the company's sale into animal rights group Voiceless, which he cofounded with daughter Ondine in 2004; it focuses on factory farming.
Still, I found it odd that a museum so focused on everyday individuals – the kind often ignored by history – never gave voice to the most voiceless character or group in the whole novel: women like Füsun.
"Ensuring equitable access will be one of our primary concerns and UNAIDS will continue to act as a voice for the voiceless, ensuring that marginalized groups and people most vulnerable to HIV infection have access to the services that are so vital to their wellbeing and to that of their families and communities".
