Sentence examples for a standard of equality from inspiring English sources

There are many challenges in my field, what I'm trying to do is set a standard of equality in health care.

Spring Awakening is now playing aTherooks Atkinson Theater in New York.

In fact, in my judgment, if countries such as Indonesia, Russia, Nigeria, China, and Burma are ever to become stable democracies, they will have to craft workable federal systems that allow cultural diversity, a robust capacity for socioeconomic development, and a general standard of equality among their citizens.

The EDGE seal tells the world L'Oreal USA is achieving a global standard of equality in pay, hiring and promotions, leadership development, flexibility and culture.

… A nation founded on agriculture lacks a knowledge of the industrial arts, but it is likewise without material demands; thus, though it exists over a long period of time, it can still maintain a standard of poverty but equality, scarcity but peace.

Marcus himself uses the term 'impression' for a recognition (of his own need to be straightened out, i.7), a conception of a standard (of a constitution observing equality before the law) (i.14), the impression a person makes on others (i.15), and an appearance the way a thing strikes someone (i.16).

We have moved from the standard of equality and justice to a more amorphous new phrase in the lexicon: diversity and inclusion.

Despite fulfilling formal and substantive equality of opportunity, the society just sketched is deficient from the standard of equality of opportunity.

Outliers are thereafter determined as having deviations not associated with this internal standard of equality of expression.

Mofya said that a genuine dialogue required the United States to be seen as upholding standards of equality, while recognizing its own difficulties with economic and social inequality.

And in the absence of clarity, American standards of equality and non-discrimination won out.