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As the police is a Federal department, we, Montserratians can have a say in the matter.

Individuals should have a say in the matter, however, when sensitive and personally identifiable information is collected and shared.

And I'm excited to be a part of the franchise and be able to have a say in how it's made.

"Employees may have a say in major operational matters, " he said. "And employees may have the right to strike. "

At least, that's true for all developers lucky enough to work jobs where they have a say in the design of their software.

People familiar with the company said it isn't unusual for Woodbridge officials to have a say in setting strategy at Thomson Reuters.

He tried to foster independence by insisting athletes have a say in their training schedules and that coaches should treat them as equals.

You didn't have a say in what you were going to be interested in, what you are naturally good at.

Derrick: How come I don't have a say in the matter?

He said that governments "should reflect the will of the people" and that citizens should "have a say" in how they are governed.

Perhaps a return to a players body that really has muscle and can determine its own fate or certainly have a say in the fate of the game?

But probably the only real remedy is for local people to have a say in their own fates: in other words, democracy.

In the case of open standards, it's important that as many stakeholders as possible have a say in the decision-making process.

She is proud of the difference, especially, she said, "that I do have a say in my own community. "

Citizens have a say in the councils of government. All I want is some say in the matter.

Bondholders would have a say in how the money is spent.

In capitalist countries only those who are worth a considerable amount of money have a say in parliamentary affairs.

Being a shareholder of a public company does not mean you have a say in the day-to-day running of the business.

She doesn't consider that I have a say in the matter.

Happily, the forces that govern the cosmos somehow manage to make room for us all to have a say in how our futures unfold.

Less sensibly, hospital doctors will have a say in commissioning care too, which might create even more glaring conflicts of interests.

Interestingly, these hormones are also thought have a say in the relative lengths of our index and ring fingers.

I don't want you to have a say in what I do.

There is a new Arab citizen who feels empowered and emboldened - and determined to have a say in how their government is run.

Index funds (12 per cent) have a say in the vote, but if the deal goes ahead they have to stump up the cash anyway.

Communities need to have a say in where mobile phone towers are located, and not depend on the whim of telecommunication companies.

Indigenous people who rely on the forests need to have a say in how their homeland is managed but in many countries they are marginalised.

I have always valued the opportunity to have a say in staffing my own department.

Much in the same way, we're physically programmed to indicate interest almost before we mentally have a say in it.

People of all cultures value their freedom of choice, and feel the need to have a say in decisions affecting their lives.

e. g. Partners also have a say in the terms of the credit agreements.

We decided to cancel the meeting. ---Why don't I have a say in this?

Less sensibly, hospital doctors and nurses will have a say in commissioning too.

In fact, take it as an exciting, empowering moment where you can have a say in what's being published in the future.

Under the new law, students no longer have a say in electing administrators.

Have a 'say' in setting the goals of my department.

The survey found 93 percent of people wanted to have a say in the new system before it takes effect.

Others will have a say in this debate, of course.

Citizens have a say in the councils of government.

When you get older, you'll have a say in family decisions.

And the child thinks: I want to have a say in what happens.

If that is the case, the consumer should have a say in the color of their car.

n. We should all have a say in the running of our government.

In other words, Goldman will then have a say in the determination of pork price in China.

you mean i have a say in this? Thanks.

Oh, you mean i have a say in this?

Why don't I have a say in this?

We might not have a say in politics, but we can break the back of an industry that is meant to serve us.

Do you have a say in the changes on decisions that occurred in your household?

Ha, since when do you have a say in this?

(He would also have a say in the interior configuration of the early Apollo capsules. )

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The downside of democracy is the belief that everyone should have a say in how things are run;

to have a say in how the team works;