Sentence examples for Equalize opportunities from inspiring English sources
As Kennedy had in Citizens United, Roberts said that governments could never take steps to equalize opportunities for candidates in electoral contests.
Chinese and Indian voters have lost faith in the ability of the governing multiracial coalition to equalize opportunities, polls show, and they are shifting their support to the opposition.
None of this could have been expected in 1974, when the team won two games and lost eight and Title IX, the landmark legislation that sought to equalize opportunities for men and women throughout education, was still in its infancy.
In a pure allocation setting, we first analyze the reallocations of educational expenditure required to equalize opportunities (taken to be test scores close to the end of compulsory education).
In 1970 she co-founded the Women's Forum at MIT--established to equalize opportunities for all women at MIT--and received a Carnegie Foundation grant to encourage women's study of traditionally male-dominated fields, such as physics.
That theme of wanting to equalize opportunities recurs in Wilson's life — whether it protected the student who wasn't accepted into Princeton's most exclusive eating clubs or the Western farmer trying to function in a nation controlled by Eastern industrialists or small nations trying to survive in an emerging world economy.
Surely we should do more along those lines to equalize opportunity in the United States?
It is fashionable these days to advocate for further investments in preschool programs to equalize opportunity.
In Mr. Obama's vision, reflected in both the economic stimulus package this year and his budget plan, education improvements would equalize opportunity and raise future productivity.
Through private initiative and efforts to equalize opportunity, Americans long ago ensured that a huge middle class would provide the social glue to hold their society together.
In this national discussion about how we equalize opportunity in this post-Jim Crow era, in all of the ways that matter right now, am I even black?
