Sentence examples for calls for equality from inspiring English sources

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.

But the movement's weakness has always been a sense that when weighing the trade-offs between freedom and basic justice libertarians are just a little too quick to dismiss calls for equality as folly or special pleading.

But America is rife with hypocrisy over civil liberties and slavery, and white Americans must be willing to wrestle with the demons of white supremacy beyond and in the midst of nominal calls for equality.

I can suggest three reasons for this reluctance to use the F word: Firstly, the patent absurdity of calls for "equality", which too often overlook the biological differences between men and women.

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

Patricia Arquette's inspiring call for equality in her Oscars speech?

Backstage clutching her Oscar, Arquette repeated her call for equality in Hollywood.

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.

The Stormont parliament is stacked wall-to-wall with greying men who ridicule, disparage or downright ignore any call for equality.