Sentence examples for voices on issues from inspiring English sources

Michael Shermer  is a former pro rider and cycling campaigner who has spent the last 30 years building a reputation as one of America's most original voices on issues related to science and superstition.

During the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s, religious leaders were some of the most progressive voices on issues of war, social justice, and civil rights.

"I also want to amplify your voices on issues and concerns that are most important to you.

The aim of the consultation was to create an opportunity for children to raise their voices on issues that affect their health and development.

Mr. Livingstone Dzikira, the Chief Executive Officer for the Zimbabwe Youth Council commended the various partners involved in the initiative for prioritizing the needs of children, particularly in amplifying their voices on issues that are affecting their daily lives.

But, as the administration knows, there are many Europes even though the European Union should be speaking with one voice on issues like Afghanistan, the global financial crisis, China and nuclear proliferation.

His learned voice on issues such as Social Security ably represents his well-educated constituents.

She's a familiar voice on issues facing American workers, a staunch advocate of civil rights for everybody.

Still, he hasn't changed his view that Mrs. Obama can be a powerful voice on issues like equal opportunity and work-life balance, given her own background.

Belafonte was a close confidant of Martin Luther King, and has remained a committed voice on issues of poverty and racism ever since King's death.

As well as a forum for information and debate, Mumsnet has become a powerful campaigning voice on issues such as childcare vouchers and miscarriage care.