Sentence examples for worldwide voice from inspiring English sources

Al Jazeera, the satellite television network that has given a worldwide voice to so much Arab resentment of the United States, will be ready to broadcast from Baghdad.

In fact, in December 2009 for the first time in history, the volume of worldwide voice traffic was below data traffic [1].

The pope has emerged as a worldwide moral voice against a potential war against Mr. Hussein, and has in recent weeks met with a succession of leaders to press his case, from Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain to Tariq Aziz, the deputy prime minister of Iraq.

It is part of "Global Voices," a new series of internationally themed documentaries from filmmakers worldwide.

Yet, despite some difficulties, #BringBackOurGirls does appear to be a case where the worldwide outcry voiced through Twitter has had a genuine impact and promoted meaningful action.

"Tibetans and people of conscience worldwide are voicing their opposition to China's global torch relay, which the Chinese government is using as a political tool to gain global acceptance and legitimize its occupation of Tibet," said Tenzin Dorjee, deputy director of Students for a Free Tibet, in a written statement.

Susan: All of the original Siri voices worldwide came from a bank of digital voices that were recorded in 2005.

Tegra 4 also enables worldwide 4G LTE voice and data support through an optional chipset, the fifth-generation NVIDIA Icera® i500 processor.

Middaugh was a regular panelist for ten years on the weekly television program To Promote Goodwill, an interfaith discussion of social and religious issues produced by WBAL-TV and broadcast worldwide on the Voice of America.

Global Girl Media's entire purpose is to provide guidance and give a forum to that absent voice worldwide -- and to see whether giving that voice a platform will have an effect.

But while the world has never been more connected, millions of voices worldwide still go unheard as a result of poverty, social exclusion and political repression.