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To have a say!
Now the Senate is to have a say on this issue.
Most people who know they're going to die want to have a say.
What if your body got to have a say in the matter?
I want to have a say in the decisions that have to be taken during the delivery.
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Since when do we allow some legal drone to have a say in our creative decisions?
If your country wants to have a say in how those problems are solved- and your country's name is not America, Russia, China or India- you need to be part of a wider coalition like the European Union.
It simply stands to reason, then… that everyone would expect… to have a say about how they are governed.
MEPs insist to have a say in changing Schengen rules.
I'm sure that that's True,which is why I think that you have earned the right to have a say in this.
And that's why I want to have a say about what happens to it.
Or will he accept a compromise solution whereby Turkey will continue to have a say in Syria's future?
Midwives need to have a say in the major issues surrounding birth.
Tibet's leaders said they want an effectiveclimate change agreement and also want to have a say in the talks.
It is for all of us to have a say: we have Europe's future in our own hands.
Women and men need to be equally represented in European politics, in order to have a say on decisions that affect their lives.
The people demand to have a say into who will represent them,- who will protect them.
Not just because it exited the crisis“dry”, butbecause it demonstrated spirit and ambition to have a say in the taking of important European decisions.
That is what it means to have a say in the cell-regulating processes of our bodies.
Automatic membership for Northern Ireland if it reunifies with Ireland, andcall for Spain to have a say over any deal that affects Gibraltar.
It is for all of us to have a say: we have Europe's future in our own hands.
Since Turkish Cypriots will be equal partners in a federation,it is important for them to have a say in their own institutions starting from today.”.
If your country wants to have a say in how those problems are solved- and your country's name is not the United States, Russia, China or India- you need to be part of a wider coalition like the European Union.
You could remain on the board of Samford and continue to have a say in the matters that are important to you.
And in purely political terms, here is completely valid the same argument,used by Bulgaria when it joined the Euro Plus Pact- to have a say when decisions are taken.
The media, in turn, like those in Poland and the UK,must insist to have a say in the debates on the EU's future and to include the citizens.
Firstly, about three quarters of EU legislation is implemented at local or regional level, so it makes sense for local andregional representatives to have a say in the development of new EU laws.
In a further move that will rile London the EU is also set to back automatic membership for Northern Ireland if it reunifies with Ireland, andcall for Spain to have a say over any deal that affects Gibraltar.
Town Hall debates were a way for local citizens to have a say in the daily activities and issues in their towns, and later, debates became commonplace in town halls, town squares, and local bars as the Revolution began to brew.