Sentence examples for equal voices from inspiring English sources

Under such a system, proponents said, the election of board members in districts where they lived would assure that all areas of the town were equally represented and had equal voices in town affairs.

But Mr. Gergiev had the strings play as a choir of equal voices.

Governments, workers and employers have equal voices in how the guidelines are formulated.

Equal Voices, by Sally Beamish, is performed at the Barbican, London EC2, on Sunday 2 November and at the Usher Hall, Edinburgh, on Friday 7 November.

To achieve this, it's important to have equal voices across the involved groups in design and construction including the clients, engineers and city planners.

Co-commissioned by the LSO, Sally Beamish's Equal Voices is a large-scale setting with soloists and chorus of An Equal Voice, which Andrew Motion wrote for Remembrance Day in 2009.

Giving equal voice to transport policy [stories]?

The Constitution does not guarantee every citizen an "equal voice".

"If you underdeliver, the Internet gives everybody an equal voice".

Every city, town, village should have an equal voice".

In Louisiana, he says, independents have an equal voice, and voters have more choices.