Sentence examples for based on equality and from inspiring English sources

He argues that this one-state idea is the only one based on equality and so the only one that offers hope.

"But we need to move forward in the right direction, based on equality and respect".

Marriage would be abolished for all in favour of something based on equality and next of kin rights rather than ownership and tax avoidance.

Frictions are hardly avoidable, but what's important is for the two sides to handle their differences through coordination based on equality and mutual understanding.

But there is no doubt that Bolivia is seeking a development model based on equality and environmental sustainability, of the kind other governments occasionally mention in speeches but never try seriously to enact.

Then, using a variant on a mantra repeated by every Chinese official I met, Kamm concluded, "My foundation believes in dialogue based on equality and mutual respect, grounded in accurate information".

This ESDP must be based on the principle of security, a security that is common to Europe and the rest of the world, a sustainable security based on equality, justice and reciprocity, a security based on respect for human rights, democratic control and international law.

If we want to build a society based on equality, cooperation, and abundance, we need to hold those in power to high standards, and Harvard University with its $32 billion endowment seems like a good place to start.

Differences between capitalism and communism would have been harmoniously reconciled, creating a new, unified global order based on equality, cooperation and a five tone jingle.

The Hajj as a gathering of Muslims, based on equality, simplicity and brotherhood is a fiction.

(Documented by Alice, 19/6/09).The position and approach of the arts practitioner as facilitator had strong parallels with the contemporary approaches in group and community social work that explicitly aim to establish relationships between social worker and clients based on equality, mutual recognition and joint ownership of the intervention process.