Sentences with phrase «equal seat at the table»

To get an equal seat at the table with her larger counterparts — integrating Revel's capabilities into Intuit's QuickBooks software, and building an all - in - one POS iPad system for Apple — Falzone pushed back and struck two agreements she felt were fair.

Bozell says he plans to ask Zuckerberg for a meeting «with the hope we can come out of it with a commitment to transparency and not just a seat at the table but equal seating at the table.»

From a business point of view, our approach is to be a partner with the companies we work with and have an equal seat at the table.

It's not in their DNA to offer an equal seat at the table for technology and process experts as it is for corporate departments.

In order for communities to make the most from these negotiations, government should assist to build their capacity to undertake negotiations on a fair and equitable basis, with an equal seat at the table.

Not exact matches

In this world «often the selfishness of a few will not permit the weaker ones to benefit fully from resources and other goods, from commerce, scientific discoveries, the benefits of new technology; all this can help to negate the equal right of every people to be seated at the table of the common banquet.»

Carwyn Jones told the Labour conference this morning: «The future we promised to Scotland must be delivered - an equal share of resources, a seat at the table, a powerful Parliament - that must be offered to Wales and Northern Ireland too.»

Instead, the patient is in charge of choosing who sits at the «healing round table,» where everyone is equal and the person with the seat of honor — and the most power — is the patient.

«We need to create legally and politically powerful seats at the table for parents and students to engage in this conversation as equals with traditional holders of power in LAUSD.»

Learn why every major corporation has a communications officer sitting in an equal seat of power at the table where big decisions are made.»

Inclusion is about having a seat at the table and having a relatively equal voice.