Sentence examples for voice equality from inspiring English sources

Voice, Equality, and the Internet" (ms of The Myth of Digital Democracy) Pp. 1-13.

Practical politics and voice and equality.

Review of Voice and equality: Civic voluntarism in American politics, by Sidney Verba, Kay Lehman Schlozman, Henry E. Brady.

A strong voice on equality, Brady sits on the culture, media and sport committee inquiry into women and sport.

At last week's synod, yet more lord bishops extolled their lively political role as a "key voice" for equality, the poor and the common good.

Along with the Exponent, there are Feminist Mormon Housewives, Women Advocating for Voice and Equality (Wave), and a literary group called Segullah.

She came to the UK for treatment and, now living with her family in Birmingham, has emerged as an eloquent and impassioned voice for equality.

Deepa Narayan, a Indian woman with a steely gaze who spends much of her time in the poorest villages on earth, speaks of power, voice and equality as the keys to ending poverty.

It will keep its strong voice of equality and democracy.

I'm reminded of another voice for equality in the Catholic Church, the prolific Benedictine nun, Joan Chittister, who has accepted this long view of change.

Television and radio shows across Tunisia are filled with voices debating equality, political parties and the drafting of the country's future constitution.