Sentence examples for build a more equal from inspiring English sources

"If you want to build a more equal country, you need to push equality for women into the political space," says Sophie Walker, leader of the Women's Equality Party.

However, most citizens want to build a more equal society, with the same opportunities for all.

Grenada had a brief moment of fame in 1983, when a revolution started to build a more equal society.

Closing the deficit is not our prime economic objective; the important thing is to build a more equal and ecologically sustainable economy.

The real challenge is to move beyond tired debates about optimum numbers and simplistic notions about labour supply, and work out ways to ensure that immigration helps build a more equal society.

This continues the approach taken by Mr. Hatoyama since his Democratic Party scored a historic election victory in August on pledges to build a more equal partnership with Washington.

Ukraine's territorial integrity, its chance to build a more democratic and equal society, and its free decision about the EU are all worth supporting; so is not having the country turn into a vicarious battlefield.

I realize that it's not enough to simply recognize and honor the contributions of this community when more work still needs to be done to build a more fair and equal society for LGBT Americans.

As a gay son of Filipino immigrants, I've always found my values resonated with NAPAWF's vision of a world where liberated AAPI women and girls help build a more just and equal world for all of us.

It keeps me going to know that my work is helping to shape national conversations on race and even more, that my work is helping to propel people to take tangible steps in their communities to help build a more just and equal society.

The Europa League Group A match at Eastlands is between two sides desperate for a return to happier times, two clubs keen to build a more positive image guided by two managers desperate to prove that finance can equal silverware.