Sentence examples for brought equality from inspiring English sources

Through a series of acts, this house brought equality nearer.

Mr de Blasio will not deliver full egalitarianism to New York City if he is elected mayor any more than Barack Obama has brought equality of opportunity to Appalachia in his four-and-a-half years in office.

A general shift in attitudes, as well as legal obligations, has certainly brought equality closer to women in science.

But parties have been loathe to adopt such steps, despite the fact that quotas have brought equality of representation to the Welsh assembly.

By contrast, liberalism has brought equality of misery everywhere it has been tried.

Next, we are in Tunisia, where Moore celebrates the Arab Spring, causing an uprising that brought equality to women in the legislature.

Patience may be a virtue, but patience alone will not bring equality.

"She will do a good job in bringing equality to this country," Thomas said.

Campaigners said today that the Government needed to implement a new policy bringing equality to all Gurkhas.

The thought at the time was that Windsor's victory did not bring equality to any new state.

If only we had some semblance of equity in this divide to bring equality and prosperity to our lives.