31.   The study also argues for giving patients a greater say in their health care.

32.   These companies may have a greater say than even the Pentagon in determining what weapons are bought and how much they cost.

33.   Ultimately, the pilots agreed, figuring that the big ownership stake and seat on the board that they won would give them a greater say over strategy.

34.   While young people have a far greater say than their parents did in deciding whom to marry, similar social backgrounds are still important.

35.   Would she give the mayor a greater say over the board and a new chancellor in return for peace?

36.   People like Civsija, voting in their prewar hometowns, might wish the elections could deliver economic improvements and give them a greater say in their daily lives.

37.   A gathering of Latin American presidents opened Friday amid calls for developing countries to be allowed a greater say in the decisions of the international finance community.

38.   A new committee designed to give the public a greater say in decision-making in Gulf countries held its inaugural meeting on Saturday.

39.   An advisory committee recommended the staggered primary schedule as a way to give voters more time to consider candidates and a greater say in the nomination process.

40.   Both Republican and Democratic presidents have resisted pressure from Congress for a greater say, insisting that as commander-in-chief they have the ultimate decision-making power.