Sentence examples for applied equality from inspiring English sources

Picture the pope awaiting trial in a British prison, and you begin to grasp the implications of the radical idea that has never yet been applied: equality before the law.

It is to apply equality equally to all American citizens.

Every comparison presumes a tertium comparationis, a concrete attribute defining the respect in which the equality applies — equality thus referring to a common sharing of this comparison-determining attribute.

The model structure can be further manipulated by applying equality constraints to the rate constants associated to each enzyme.

It is a problem if people have rights but not remedies when those rights are violated, but it is a worse problem if the remedies are not applied in equality amongst the citizens of the same country.

Now, if only he could realize that the powerful arguments for tuition equality apply to marriage equality as well.

And by the way, if you apply the Equality Act properly, you can discriminate only if two candidates are of "equal merit" (are they ever?) Ah, you say.

How does Nussbaum apply her equality principle to Supreme Court jurisprudence?

Applying this equality and using the methods in [10, 22], some sufficient conditions ensuring the invariant set and the global attracting set for a class of neutral neural networks system with impulsive effects are obtained.

We finally have a president willing to apply racial equality through active display of culture, costume and racial consciousness.

The following two methods can be applied to achieve equality in (2): (1) OMA: orthogonal multiple-access with degrees of freedom (DOF) allocated proportional to users' received powers;   (2) SIC: successive interference cancellation.  .