Sentence examples for given equal prominence from inspiring English sources
There were no first, second or third chairs; rather, every musician was given equal prominence.
And his calls for an end to racial profiling in law enforcement and for investment in the inner cities are given equal prominence in the commercial with the rest of his platform.
It also said Ipso would not provide adequate remedy for victims of press abuse, such as apologies that are given equal prominence in a paper to the original article, or give them access to justice through low cost arbitration for those who allege defamation or breach of privacy.
It would like to see mental health training given equal prominence to physical first aid training and says this is already starting to happen.
The plasterwork in the parlour displays the arms of Robert Wynn himself, and the brewhouse shows the combined arms of the Wynn and Griffith families, which are generally given equal prominence throughout the house.
David's pupil, Antoine-Jean Gros, had, like David, represented "the grandiosities of a school irredeemably associated with a lost cause", but in some major works, he had given equal prominence to Napoleon and anonymous dead or dying figures.
Instead, China's state-run media gave equal prominence to North Korea's claim that the United States masterminded the crisis.
In previous reports we also gave equal prominence to the subsidy to owners of large air conditioners (for example in Fair pricing for power).
Management of Kennedy's show had given reassurances two years previously that "Sarah Kennedy would take greater care in future about expressing personal opinions and that she had also started giving equal prominence to other newspapers", the ESC added.
This show is exceptionally faithful to Klee, following his meticulous chronology, displaying the pictures on black walls, giving equal prominence to oil as watercolour, even though the lightness is often lost.
