Sentence examples for has to give equal from inspiring English sources

In particular, the Commission decision sets out the principle that Google has to give equal treatment to rival comparison shopping services and its own service".

And Google must respect a simple principle — it has to give equal treatment to rival comparison shopping services and to its own.

In a statement a Commission spokesperson added: "The clear principle set out in the Commission's decision is that Google has to give equal treatment to rival comparison shopping services and its own service — not more, not less.

"We have to give equal opportunity to everybody," he said.

We have to give equal volume to those parts of the debate".

"But I wonder about the station, which may be faced with having to give equal time to someone from another party later.

"There are a lot of businesses that want state contracts, and in order to be eligible, companies will now have to give equal benefits," Mr. Kors said.

For one thing, science and technology education has a lot to do with our future productivity — and how are you going to have effective science education if schools have to give equal time to the views of fundamentalist Christians?

One issue, clearly, is false objectivity that says we have to give equal weight to accused and accusers, as though a person reporting a rape automatically has a reason to lie, the way a person accused of rape does.

Therefore, non-motorized transport has to be given equal priority in designing the urban infrastructure.

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