Sentence examples for called for equality from inspiring English sources

In her speech, Stewart called for equality for female athletes.

People in the crowd called for equality in government, a reaction to the mostly Sunni regime's position of privilege with respect to the Shiite majority population, and talked about higher-paying jobs and better government positions for Shiites.

The charter was followed in 2002 with the promulgation of a new constitution that established a constitutional monarchy in Bahrain, called for equality between Sunnis and Shīʿites, and guaranteed civil and property rights to all citizens.

Ms Lumley said she did not know when the Government would make a decision in the wake of the High Court ruling but called for equality to be introduced immediately.

At the British Council's Going Global conference in Dubai, an international grouping of senior women called for equality to be made a key performance indicator in quality audits of higher education institutions.

The booklet that inspired the protests was called "Ten Real Views of Tsolho Area," and the medical students burned all the copies given to them and "called for equality among nationalities and freedom to study the Tibetan language," according to a person who was quoted anonymously by Radio Free Asia.

The man at the top the ladder calls for "equality of sacrifice - everyone down one rung".

This was fitting, since wartime calls for equality of sacrifice had focused above all on the very largest fortunes.

The letter is the centrepiece of a wider campaign that calls for equality between mental and physical health.

By Friday evening, 55,000 people around the world had added their voices to their cause, signing a petition calling for equality for road cycling.

He took a brave stand in calling for equality for gays and lesbians when it wasn't particularly popular to do so outside of San Francisco.