Sentence examples for at least equality from inspiring English sources

Because in my experience at least, equality, that cornerstone in our system of governance, is elusive, difficult to define and even more difficult to carry out on the home front.

Approximately two centuries after the founding of the republic, the Plebeians attained, in theory at least, equality with the Patricians.

The Gaullist tradition has tended not to appear reflexively anti-American but, rather, to allow French Presidents to deal with American Presidents on terms of equality — or, at least, cosmetic equality — as de Gaulle did with Kennedy, and Mitterrand did with Reagan, despite the discrepancy in their relative power.

Each finds both important, at least if equality is defined as equality of opportunity, but disagrees on how they should be balanced.

It may be the enduring romance of revolutionary rebellion, or the creed or at least myth of equality.

We need to step away from the binarism that has dogged feminism for decades and into an egalitarian matrixial understanding, or at least teach equality rather than superiority".

If at least one equality in (2.13) holds, for instance,, then (b ) and (b ) show that (2.16).

Although equality is the central concern of the Occupy Wall Street movement, focused as it is on income disparities, Americans are at least ambivalent toward equality as a primary value.

This can be done by formulating the following hypotheses: H1 : At least one of equality in H0 does not hold The log-likelihood ratio (LR) is then calculated by plugging the estimated parameters into the likelihood under the H0 and H1, respectively.

The equality in (2.33) holds if and only if, or at least numbers equal zero among the set.

There is now a clear majority of MPs in favour of marriage equality – at least 81 according to Australian Marriage Equality's count.