Sentence examples for an equal voice for from inspiring English sources

At 21st Century Fox, the Murdoch family owns about 13% of the company but has almost 40% of the votes thanks to a type of dual share structure that went out of fashion at UK companies about 20 years ago when institutional investors demanded an equal voice for equal risk.

Hofmann also tweeted that he wanted to establish three principles for V2, which include an "equal voice" for every creator and fostering a "civilized, kind, inclusive, and absolutely non-toxic community".

But preventing the wealthy from translating economic might directly into political power is a profound concern for a democracy that aims for an equal voice for all of its citizens, but tolerates considerable economic inequality.

This weekend there is another opportunity to demonstrate our desire for an equal voice for all in our democracy: Democracy Awakening, April 16-18, with more marching, chanting and risking arrest.

Last year, a member with administrative privileges to the Facebook page explained to HuffPost that HAM's message isn't about hate, but rather finding an equal voices for those who believe in "real marriage".

Clinton alone can show how Palin is not the answer for all the American women who are looking for an equal voice at home, in healthcare, in politics, and in their professional lives.

Of course, unstated in Twitter's celebratory news, is that by offering a public platform which gives everyone an equal voice, Twitter has also allowed for some of the most extreme cases of cyber-bullying and harassment to ever exist on the web.

LAHORE, Pakistan -- Images are based on histories, encounters and the ability of those represented to fight for an equal voice to represent themselves.

More important, the Court needs to consider a broader set of values, beyond just clean governance, as compelling reasons to limit big money: from guaranteeing all Americans the opportunity for an equal voice in the political process to promoting government that's accountable to voters, not just a few wealthy donors.

There were liquor store owners upset that their shops had been shut down, wives pleading for their husbands to be released from jail, women demanding an equal voice in society and students calling for job opportunities.

Major issues on which feminists have long campaigned - for childcare and an equal voice in politics - are considered important by, respectively, 88 and 86% of Mori's respondents.