Sentence examples for fair share of power from inspiring English sources

How do we get our fair share of power?

They felt they were not getting their fair share of power, resources or respect.

The Houthis have been pressing for a change of government and what they see as a fair share of power.

If it gives in without winning a fair share of power, it will be part of a government firmly under the thumb of Mr Mugabe.

Iraqi Shiites in exile in London and Tehran are seeking reassurances that, after Saddam Hussein, they would for the first time enjoy their fair share of power.

The women's movement was largely about grabbing a fair share of power -- making equal money, standing at the helm in the macho realms of business and government and law.

All Afghans claim to be Afghan and want a unified country -- with fair shares of power for their own groups.

Besides, despite chilling calls by ISIS for the slaughter of Shias, most of its more numerous allies within Iraq say they seek not conquest but either autonomy for Sunnis or a fairer share of power in a united Iraq.

Owen Jones might start to answer the question by asking: "What has the party offered the disillusioned leave voters in the north and Midlands?" In its 2017 manifesto Labour pledged to examine every devolution alternative, including federalism, which offered a fairer share of power and resources to all regions.

"There needs to be a fair sharing of powers between the two regions and the two cities," says Damien Alary, Socialist president of Languedoc-Roussillon. "It cannot be an absorption of one by the other".

Like the biblical prophets, they spoke truth to power -- but also spoke truth to the disempowered, who can only win their fair share of democratic power by learning and acting on the truth.