A nation formed on the basis of an idea (equality) must also possess the maturity to withstand the tension that is created organically by competing perspectives within the same event.
The drug effects were compared on the basis of a one-sided equality hypothesis comparing BMI trend over 16 weeks of treatment [ 12].
Mr. Matsumura, a member of the Diet, urged the dispatch of a fleet to California as a first step necessary to establish Japan on a basis of absolute equality with the United States.
A Mass Observation survey the following year found it to be overwhelmingly popular – more than anything because of "the fact that it puts everyone on a basis of medical equality" – and particularly for families with children it stood for a different, better, more hopeful future.
The Niari Valley is now the showplace of the Brazzaville Congo, and one of the few spots where whitesand Africans work side by side on a basis of full equality.
(Ten years afterward, British women received the vote on a basis of full equality with men.) In 1919 she retired from active leadership of the suffrage union, which had been renamed the National Union for Equal Citizenship.
The normative basis of equality as a reference point is discussed in some detail in Konow (1993) and in the working paper version of this article (Kerschbamer, 2013).
After a failed experiment in reconstruction on the basis of racial equality, some of the hottest antebellum abolitionists became apostates to their once-professed faith.
On September 17, 1915, he told UFA President James Speakman that he had given instructions for the preparation of a statute "placing men and women in Alberta on the basis of absolute equality so far as Provincial matters are concerned".
"Iran will never bow to threats or pressure by surrendering its legitimate rights but is ready for a full relationship with outside powers on the basis of absolute equality.
