Sentences with phrase «member get their voice heard»

How can the ordinary member get their voice heard?

A key part of our work at CCSA is to be the eyes and ears of charter schools in Sacramento and to help our school members get their voices heard about key laws and programs that affect them.

Not exact matches

Okay, okay, okay — i really shouldn't ask a guy who believes that russian excavators heard (and recorded) the voices of the damned from inside the Earth, but I got ta: You actually believe that some guy, and a few family members, a couple thousand years ago, built a boat big enough to put two of every kind of animal on the Earth in this boat?

The tone of the piece hints at the false dichotomy perceived by 38 Degrees: the howling, downtrodden masses vainly attempting to get their voices heard at the highest levels, ignored by dastardly Members of Parliament who are irritated by the representations they receive because it's keeping them from feeling up the intern in taxpayer - subsidised bars.

Our members demand to be listened too - they have a right to get their voice heard.

Even if your members are used to being part of group discussions and are good at listening to each other, it can still be a good idea to have somebody lead the meeting, in part to make sure that everyone's voices get heard but also to come prepared with thoughts on what topics would be good to discuss, so if the conversation starts to run dry in one area, the leader can redirect to more fertile areas.

From Wednesday 16 November over 2,000 members of British Airways» «Mixed Fleet» crew started voting on whether or not to resort to industrial action to get their voices heard.

However, there are some new cutscenes and these get graced with voice acting from some of the best members in the Organization we haven't heard in many years.

Voting hasn't yet launched, but when it does, PS Plus members will get to make their voice heard on which title they want to be made free.

Letters to the editor are an easy and powerful way to get your voice heard and to show members of your community that you care about protecting access to reproductive and sexual health services.

Tell your House member how you feel, right now — and then get ready to keep making your voice heard to stop this attack on our care.