Sentence examples for aiming for equality from inspiring English sources
I think we need to widen out from a narrow focus on income, to aiming for equality of capability – giving everyone the power to pursue their goals.
Lastly, knowledge of the processes leading to socioeconomic differences is obligatory in order to develop and evaluate interventions aiming for equality in treatment and care for all patients.
(Parties rarely aim for equality. In Oregon, Republicans picked up six seats last fall, ending complete Democratic control).
If the Labour government does not aim for equality - and it seems that we cannot hope for it any longer - then what about equal opportunity?
They aim for equality, but a collective intelligence takes over, in the form of all the games being played worldwide on a daily basis, among all the race combinations.
The new orthodoxy is more realistic, aiming for equal opportunities rather than dreaming of equality.
While aiming for strict equality (to be evidenced by such measures as an equal number of women and men in positions of power, or an equal amount of money spent on male and female student athletes), these liberal feminist groups nonetheless supported the modern equivalent of protective legislation such as special workplace benefits for mothers.
"Surely as a modern society, what we're aiming for is just equality across the board?
Secondly, we may note how all the deliberative experiments aim for full equality of participation, not conditioned by specific criteria or citizen competence requisites.
He went on to say that every girl in the world should have the opportunity to go to secondary school referencing the Millennium Development Goals 130 countries have signed up to with an aim for equality in education between boys and girls.
