Sentence examples for broadly equal from inspiring English sources

Now their numbers are broadly equal.

"In an ideal world, you'd have a broadly equal balance between men and women.

At the last election I rated Livingstone and Johnson broadly equal on housing and planning policy.

Britain and other rich nations have argued that all countries should have broadly equal per capita emissions by 2050.

Or will the government's social and economic policies prevent us from duplicating this prolonged pattern of broadly equal family economic gains?

But I've reviewed it and I think it offers the best chance to make a more broadly equal society," he said.

Where the new goals aim broadly for equal access to justice, the Beijing agreement specifically commits governments to ensuring access to free or low-cost legal services designed to reach women living in poverty.

Liz Benson, secretary to the commission, said: "With the new rules placing great emphasis on broadly achieving equal numbers of electors in each constituency, the review will result in significant changes.

Polls show the public is broadly supportive of equal rights for gay men and lesbians on several issues — with the exception of the right to marry.

Polls show the public is broadly supportive of equal rights for gay people -- with the exception of the right to marry.

Equity can be understood broadly as shared, equal rights, rules and responsibilities between all individuals in a society or, alternatively narrowly considering "only" wealth and income (see Stanton 2012).