Sentence examples for but also equality from inspiring English sources

That should involve not just equality before the law, in eligibility for office and in voting power, but also equality of material circumstances.

Armed with a slick, uncluttered design, it focuses on categories including technology, popular culture, memes, but also equality, environmentalism and health.

As I argue in my book, World War I began America's national embrace of meritocracy, a conception of status and a practice of governance that had roots in the founding principle of human equality and that would move the country toward an understanding of equality not simply as equality of political rights but also as equality of socioeconomic rights, or equality of opportunity for advancement.

One of the evangelicals' most important influences is in combating the second-class status of women and girls by evangelizing not only for God, but also for equality of the sexes.

If the above relation is not only an inclusion but also an equality, we say that the multi-valued process is strict.

"The right to abortion was a fight for freedom, but also for equality.

"The Aymara and Quechua culture are one of respect, humility," he explained, "and there is also equality and reciprocity".

And also equality under the law.

She represented not only the possibilities of my gender, but also the innate equality we have.

Paul Shiner of Public Interest Lawyers believes this contravenes not only the European Convention on Human Rights, but also Britain's Equality Act.

Harman was praised not only for taking on and, in the judges' view, beating William Hague while standing in at prime minister's questions, but also for steering equality laws through the House.