Sentence examples for be given equal voice from inspiring English sources

Physicians, nurses, allied health professionals, and patients and their families, for that matter, should be given equal voice in contributing to the clinical care of each patient.

Percussion is given an equal voice in an ensemble, just like any other instrument, and pieces of chamber music solely for percussionists or concertos for percussion and orchestra are no longer rare.

Internet companies generally oppose this idea, calling instead for "network neutrality" — the idea that all traffic, from simple voice calls to bandwidth-heavy video, should be given equal priority.

Partnership suggests that people with disabilities are given a voice as stakeholders who are entitled to equal rights in the decision-making process.

In the globalization of bioethics, different cultural, ethnic and religious perspectives are given a voice.

Bettany Hughes, the broadcaster, added her voice in the Guardian to the authors of Politeia's Latin for Language Learners urging that Latin should be given equal status with any other foreign language.

Equal time should be given to child-free establishments.

"Everyone must be given equal treatment before the law".

But should El Niño and climate change be given equal billing?

They should also be given equal treatment," said Singh.

That is why they should be given equal opportunity.