Sentence examples for equitable voice from inspiring English sources

The office's environmental science division would "provide an important and equitable voice for environmental concerns".

We strongly believe that building scientific and technical capacity in developing countries will help local scientists define and choose their own development options, acquire indigenous capacity to create human capital and appropriate institutions for development, and, finally, have a more equitable voice in international affairs.

"We want a more equitable voice in educational decision-making".

Ongoing stakeholder deliberation should be encouraged, allowing for equitable voice, constructive debate and conflict resolution [ 14].

One of the consequences of this is that opportunities allowing for equitable voice, constructive debate and conflict resolution did not exist.

It is tolerant of, and even interested in, the varieties of religious practice, and maintains an engaged and equitable tone of voice.

From this struggle emerged female communities which empowered many women to assert themselves in their pursuit of work, equitable treatment and political voice.

Hard facts and empiricism and the equitable inclusion of community voices will slowly seep up the trunk until the bare branches burst forth with Good Takes.

Her principles of 'ethical validation', i.e. the questioning of underlying moral assumptions, equitable treatment of diverse voices, and political and ethical implications of the research, and 'substantive validation', which requires research to provide some practical answers to questions, are also useful given the context of this project.

It isn't obviously a fair representation of what's going on in the country; people are not given a voice in an equitable way.

23 An advantage of GCM over some other methods is that it is an equitable process, giving an equal voice to all stakeholder groups and does not direct the participants to form a consensus.