Sentence examples for with a say from inspiring English sources
It is a key member of the United Nations and one of only six countries outside the Arctic with a say in how the block is run.
The consequence is that shareholders with a say on pay are validating spiraling executive compensation at significant cost to public companies.
We are able to export our high quality products freely, without the trade barriers we deal with elsewhere and with a say in the rules".
This paints a picture of an organisation that is now taken more seriously than ever before by all those with a say in local government.
German parties, for example, are often conduits to jobs in the public sector, with a say over appointments to top jobs in the civil service and to the boards of publicly owned utilities or media organisations.
Of the 14 "liberal" politicians singled out in a list it released last month, nearly every incumbent sits on a panel with a say over energy or agriculture policy.
He handed over the next selection with a say-no-more nod: "The Chronological Little Miss Cornshucks, 1947-1951".
The French are only slightly less irresponsible, with a say-do gap of 55%.Like a horror-movie auteur, MasterCard is building the dread slowly.
Pick up some with a cute saying.
Why not replace it with (say) a state of being called 'long term drug free remission'?
