Sentence examples for it would give equal from inspiring English sources

In addition to many other important changes in the law, it would give equal weight to competing uses of the land and give federal managers a mandate to deny permits in areas of environmental concern.

After becoming minority leader last year, Senator Malcolm A. Smith of Queens called for reforms that would give equal staff and resources to all senators, regardless of party.

Ideally, a fully integrated arts center would give equal emphasis to all forms of creative expression, including literature, film and cross-over genres like performance art and video.

Ms. Gould said in her statement that the political science department would give "equal consideration" to co-sponsoring speakers of all political views.

But I'm disappointed that he would give equal weight to the views of employees or shareholders who would condone discrimination as to those who would be the subject of discrimination".

While historians looking back at the sixteenth century would give equal voice to proponents of a geocentric universe versus a heliocentric one, few would remain open to a claim made today that the earth is the center of the solar system.

But the NAS committee favors a broad-based program that would give equal billing to alternative laser-based approaches from the University of Rochester in New York and the Naval Research Laboratory, as well as a magnetic pulse system being explored by DOE's Sandia National Laboratory and a particle beam system from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.

The proposed compact would give equal weight to each voter's ballot, regardless of what state they live in.

Only after an assault on a Christian school--the vast majority of whose students and teachers are Hindus--did he promise that his government would give "equal respect to all religions".

From the above formulas, we can figure out that the macroaverage is the harmonic average across each class, which would give equal weight to every class regardless of the class numbers.

The particle-loaded vesicle inheritance variability is shown in Figure 7 B, which is a scatter plot of the particle inheritance as a function of nanoparticle-loaded vesicle inheritance; that is, uniform loading of the vesicles would give equal fractions and produce a straight line at 45° to the axes.