Examples of 'little say' in a sentence
Meaning of "little say"
little say: Having a small or limited influence or involvement in a particular matter or situation
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Islam has very little say on curling.
Algeria is going through a transition period on which the AU has had little say.
Cook had little say in these matters.
But even the wealthiest creoles had little say in government.
You have little say about changes.
Everyone wants to sound smart and have a little say on the issue.
There is little say against it.
Those of us who do not believe should have little say in the matter.
They had very little say in how the recordings would sound.
Many were leaving violent households where they had little say in decisions over their lives.
That women have little say on a number of household matters among which their own.
The first is for MPs who have very little say on government contracts.
And Little say in hell.
The woman at the well likely had little say in who she married.
He has very little say in the decisions Juno makes about the baby 's future.
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The marginalized individual has little say in his or her own destiny.
A nice experiment, where unions have little say.
People had too little say back home.
When you have passed your test, you can have a little say.
A wife should have a little say in choosing the car.
Three-quarters of teachers are in schools whose principals have little say over their pay.
Kids have no or very little say in making the rules.
Howlan initially opposed Confederation, believing that the island would have little say.
The young man had little say about who he married.
Well, the commander in chief ought to have a little say in this.
The local population had little say in the decisions that were taken.
Lautens, however, lacked television experience while having little say in the production.
They give them little say over how they do their work.
As in a dictatorship, ordinary people have little say in decisions.
Young women leaders have little say on money allocations and start to become frustrated.
Beyond a few aspects of our own lives, we have little say in anything at all.
I seem to have very little say about who I will and will not hire.
However, PLHA do not design the intervention or have little say how it is run.
And I have little say in these matters.
However, as his country was under British mandate, he had little say in the matter.
The European Parliament has too little say in the reinforced cooperation procedure.
Other top government officials, including Prime Minister Andranik Markarian, had little say on the issue.
This means that citizens have little say regarding political subjects.
How little say we get It's crazy… in the biggest moments of our lives.
People in vulnerable nations have very little say in the imposition of these policies.
Pitiful, portable picnic players. I bet you have got little say.
Volunteers are often implementers with little say in the processes that affect their work.
I think I can, sir. Well, the commander in chief ought to have a little say in this.
People have too little say in Sweden.
I get a little say on how it 's used.
As the youngest Ushiromiya child, she has very little say at the family meetings.
The faithful have little say these days in whom they marry, or much else.
These groups are marginalized socially and politically with little say in decision-making within the State.
We have little say in what they do . ”.
The Bureau rarely makes mistakes, and I have little say in these matters.
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