Sentence examples for age equality from inspiring English sources

However, Altmann is clear that she does not want the call for age equality to be twisted into an excuse for creating generational divisions.

And, it can be difficult for some white people to recognize that singling all black people out for negative attention is inherently prejudiced because, in this day and age, equality is often viewed as oppression of the privileged.

Most employers are probably less like the Co-op in spirit and more like the Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform - the ministry supposedly leading the age equality initiative, which earlier this year admitted to having just three employees aged 65 or over in its 3,500 strong workforce.

We want "age equality" within cancer services.

Also, whereas pensioners might once have been expected to be poorer as a group, "greater age equality in social and economic circumstances" was a possible suggestion.

He said he hoped the age equality aspects of the Equality Act 2010 would be brought in at the earliest opportunity.

"There was never a golden age of equality in the history of humankind," he writes.

More than a century ago, Frederick Douglass predicted that cameras would usher in an age of equality, justice, and peace.

Only with his help will the passengers be able to force in a new age of equality for all.

(Here's one from Orton: "All classes are criminal today. We live in an age of equality").

A far smaller share of the population lives in poverty now than in the supposedly golden age of equality in the 1950s (12% compared with 22%).