Sentence examples for attacking inequality from inspiring English sources

The gruff Vermont senator has spent decades attacking inequality.

Until educational reformers are willing to expand their dialogue to include attacking inequality head-on, we will continue to use narrow and ineffectual strategies that produce frustration and failure.

Public libraries need to attract new users, while attacking inequalities in access to knowledge and culture".

Governments have a responsibility to invest in the young, but also to ensure that teachers have incentives to do their best.The sooner the betterA second priority is to attack inequality with more targeted and progressive social spending.

Reid and his Democrats want to focus on Obama's populist economic agenda, including a proposal to increase the minimum wage and other measures to attack inequality.

Hunt repeated his call for what he describes as "upstream socialism" – the need to intervene early to attack inequalities at source for young people.

Taking the hint, the Obama administration is finally positioning itself on the firmly on the side of progressives, attacking income inequality and holding Republicans accountable for their assaults on the middle and working classes.

The year 2016 could be the year the country ends its 30 years of wage stagnation and begins attacking income inequality.

That, however, would mean attacking the inequality that's increasingly been built into the public education system (as into so much else in this society).

If precise and safe control over the distribution of natural assets becomes feasible, then those who believe that justice is concerned with effects of natural assets on individuals' life prospects will no longer be able to assume that justice requires only that we compensate for bad luck in the natural lottery than attacking natural inequalities directly.

As Silberstein sees it, California, which has long been a bellwether for the rest of the United States by passing environmental and public health regulations, is poised to become a leader in the fight against economic inequality: SB 1372 would be the first law in the nation to attack such inequality by reforming a state's tax code.