Sentence examples for given equal say from inspiring English sources

This shared common purpose was especially evident in accounts of team meetings, whose proceedings were purportedly a forum for all members to contribute equally....every second week we do have a multidisciplinary meeting and everybody's given equal say.

In that vote, Clark's slave York and the Indian girl Sacagawea were given equal say.

Critics of the council say the election system is flawed, giving equal say to all countries in the General Assembly, regardless of their record.

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

"It was an astonishing moment, a celebration of love and loss, being given equal treatment," Maupin said.

"One of the things we learned from the Boston exhibition was that prints should be given equal time," she said, referring to "Rembrandt's Journey: Painter, Draftsman, Etcher" at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston last year.

That respect assures they'll speak up, that they'll contribute more and walk away feeling like their ideas have been given equal weight, he said.

If all theories are given equal status, teachers could say: "Your essays on the cause of tornadoes were very good.

"Our country's many cultures and forms of artistic expression are, at last, given equal opportunity," Dr. Ngubane said in his speech.

But USDA regulations to date have "focused on pain and have not given equal consideration to distress," says Ron DeHaven, deputy administrator of USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service APHISS).

"The tax piece of the debt puzzle is going to be given equal prowess with entitlement reform," said Mr. Domenici, who, along with the Democratic economist Alice Rivlin, has his own broad deficit reduction plan.