11.   This is a particularly slow matter for parents, who have a voice but who are only gradually being empowered.

12.   Two subsequent recommendations make it clear that the public must have a voice in setting these priorities.

13.   Rod now spends several months a year in Romania fighting for the children who have no voice of their own.

14.   Everyone will then have a voice on domestic issues and remove sectarian prejudices.

15.   He did not always have a voice, but he always had a point of view.

16.   What a funny, pretty voice she had on the telephone.

17.   I hate having my voice on tape !

18.   Although his administration appointed a coordinator to deal with environmental justice issues, activists say they had little voice in decisions.

19.   And he never had a voice.

20.   And that those black artists who do have a voice are saying all the wrong things.