Sentence examples for have equal time from inspiring English sources

Let's have equal time for everybody who wants to influ ence the outcome of this year's elections.

He advocated what he called "cultural equity: the right of every culture to have equal time on the air and equal time in the classroom".

"We've been asking the federal government for a long time, not just this administration, for buybacks, and we think we should have equal time and equal rights," said Representative Lois Capps, a Democrat who represents the Santa Barbara area.

Said Nicholson, "Are there folks who look at this economically and think if I have equal time I won't have to pay as much child support?

She complained to me that if they were still married, he wouldn't have equal time, he never spent that much time with the kids before.

I made it very clear to her that I'm not declining their invitation, but that my invitation was conditional on them apologising and making sure that I would have equal time to discuss an obviously contentious issue.

They keep order and make sure everyone has equal time.

The designed synthesized com-mand has equal time intervals between each component and which is much easier to be implemented.

The other four candidates have only minimal support, the surveys indicate, yet all six had equal time before the cameras on Tuesday night.

He has equal time on TV and radio, but faces a squeeze if the battle between Mr Howard and Mr Blair becomes more heated.

As president of the Congress, a post he assumed only a week ago, he banged his gavel with equanimity, ensuring that members of Mr. Fujimori's party had equal time to speak on the floor.