Sentence examples for a equality of from inspiring English sources

A meritocracy in this broader sense is a society in which (a) equality of opportunity obtains and (b) rewards and remuneration gained by individuals are proportional to their individual desert.

Taking it down offers a kind of equality — an equality of emptiness — to black South Carolinians.

If most of your possessions will be erased by time, is that unsettling – or is there a kind of solidarity, an equality of dispossession?

This is the more relevant question in an "equality of opportunity" (not an "equality of outcome") society and the evidence remains strong that America is still a land of opportunity.

In many cases, an equality of health principle and a priority of health principle have the same practical implications.

A second line of thought also supports an equality of opportunity conception of distributive justice.

In a quantitative trait model, this corresponds to an equality of means.

It's not about an equality of liberal humanism – it's about an equality of revenge.

Plus, in a flirting marketplace like this, there needs to be an equality of supply and demand.

It also provided an equality of proportions test with 80% power for a Fisher exact test to detect a difference of 11% between the proportions in each sample.

Their cause became an equality of grievance.