Sentence examples for be given equal time from inspiring English sources

For that matter, if a student invokes Jesus, will a Jew, Muslim or Hindu be given equal time?

"One of the things we learned from the Boston exhibition was that prints should be given equal time," she said, referring to "Rembrandt's Journey: Painter, Draftsman, Etcher" at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston last year.

They either objected to the teaching of evolution, stated that evolution and creationism should be given equal time, or held the view that students should be allowed to take their own stand.

Will the "noble cause" and "stabbed in the back" myths (the ideas that the U.S. fought for freedom and democracy and against communism, and that the U.S. military could have won but was prevented from doing so by unpatriotic forces at home) be given equal time in the interests of a "fair and balanced" presentation?

He made this argument in a short article for the journal Inside Higher Ed and then gave a subsequent talk where he argued that faith is a kind of cognitive sickness that should not be given equal time in the classroom.

Our goal is to have a unique and intimate setting in which each candidate is given equal time.

While each character is given equal time, Giardina seems most at ease with his novel's males, Jack in particular.

"Side by side in this rational world I live in are people who are not even subnumerate and they are given equal time".

Each warrior is given equal time and the evidence is piled up on both sides to maximize the suspense around the weekly suspect's guilt or innocence.

Mr. Toledo said he would not get back into the race unless the election was postponed to June 18, his campaign was given equal time on all television channels and new poll-watchers were selected.

In February, the former chancellor Lord Lawson, a longstanding climate change sceptic, was given equal time on a Today programme debate about climate change and flooding with Professor Sir Brian Hoskins, a climatologist.