Sentence examples for win a hearing from inspiring English sources

There is leverage here that might win a hearing from the Office of Fair Trading.

First, can Labour win a hearing as a party that is serious about the deficit?

Even more importantly, it provides space and time to win a hearing for what you have to say.

In the postwar period some of these eloquent men were no longer able to win a hearing.

But he is confident of securing the five nominations he needs to win a hearing by the shortlisting panel.

And that should make it easier for other causes — Chechens, imprisoned businesspeople and dissidents, Greenpeace activists — to win a hearing, too.

Bulatovich won a hearing from the tsar, who persuaded the Church to treat the glorifiers leniently.

And the higher their own moral standing, the more chance they have of winning a hearing.

The Uzbek strongman, Gen. Abdul Rashid Dostum, won a hearing but ended by joining the boycott.

The Guardian contended that he won a hearing but not the argument.

"Despite winning a hearing in which I was proven to be a whistleblower, I've no job and no money," she said in an interview last year.