Sentence examples for given the same chance as from inspiring English sources

He reckons that, if Austrians had been given the same chance as the Swiss, they too would have voted for a curb on immigration.

"One thing I did say to them, though, was that it was always possible that the situation might change and that if they came back here they would be given the same chance as everyone else.

Watching someone who is different from you overcome obstacles, once given the same chance as others, is empowering.

Girls must feel that they have equal opportunities as boys, and they must be given the same chance as the boys.

Symes returned to Shrewsbury and started pre-season training ahead of the 2008 09 season, having been told by Simpson that he would be given the same chance as any other player at Shrewsbury to impress, and also personally vowing to force his way into the manager's first-team plans.

We are doing this because foster children should be given the same chances as all children.

Who's to say my cousin couldn't have gone on to do something had he been given the same chances as me?

"When women are informed and given the same chances as men, they gain in confidence, allowing their own children to explore the opportunities around them for an enriched and well-informed life," she keenly explains.

She should be given the same chance to invite friends that your mother was given as well as the option to bring food or contribute to the shower in any way she wishes.

To them I ask, is it too much to ask that a 12 year-old black boy be given the same chance to carry a plastic gun as a a white kid?

Everyone should be given the same chance'.