Sentence examples for and equality and the from inspiring English sources
From the beginning, multiculturalism in Canada was explicitly proposed as a liberal policy, which would thus ratify individual freedoms and equality and the importance of equal citizenship through the implementation of group rights.
Freedom and equality, and the tensions between that Tocqueville analyzed, are everywhere at play.
This is not a dream, but a real fact we are seeking to incarnate on land through the long march of our revolution and in accordance with rules of justice and equality and the right of people to liberate their lands, this sacred right which was secured by international law.
The privileges that we want, as no matter what group you belong to, is that we want to be treated with dignity and equality and the rules of law, and we want to be rewarded by the fruits of our labor, and we want to enhance this idea of the work ethic, and be able to keep the fruits of our labor.
Urging police and courts to continue the pursuit of perpetrators, she said the government needed to step up efforts to prevent this kind of abuse by ensuring "all young people get good quality sex and relationships education in school, where they talk about respect and equality and the law on consent and abuse".
This is no familiar quarrel between liberals and conservatives, but a conflict between those who use old ideologies of racism, nationalism and fundamentalism to deny justice and equality and the proponents of a new, still evolving, paradigm of an internationalism very different from globalisation.
Meanwhile, Corbyn has announced more appointments to his frontbench, including the campaigning Dewsbury MP, Paula Sherriff, as the shadow member for women and equalities, and the MP for Birmingham Northfield, Richard Burden, who will be shadow transport secretary.
The paradox of the Haitian revolution is that it was fought in the name of liberty and equality and yet the country has experienced little of either.
We must reclaim diversity and equality and save the future.
He burned to establish a new centre-left agenda based on "fairness" and "equality", and mourned the loss of "social cohesion" in Britain.
Rather, we should commit ourselves to a society based on solidarity and equality and introduce the measures we need to achieve that, chief among them a wealth tax.
