Sentence examples for commitment to social equality from inspiring English sources

As Mr Chait writes, "political correctness is not a rigorous commitment to social equality so much as a system of left-wing ideological repression.

The roads, streets and other means of transportation and communication are metaphors of a divided democracy that fails to recognize its basic commitment to social equality.

The announcement came as May was challenged by a leading Labour MP to prove her public commitment to social equality by enforcing a measure that would oblige public bodies to take account of social disadvantage when considering policy.

I disagree: Identity politics embodies a deep commitment to social equality, although its tools are flawed, and contain paradoxes.

The commitment to social equality and the issue of declining birth rates allowed women to have some rights, such as child care and child allowances.

"Political correctness is not a rigorous commitment to social equality," he wrote, "so much as a system of left-wing ideological repression".

The Soviets are committed to social equality.

BERNSTEIN--Owen Ph.D. lived a life of commitment to social justice, equality, peace, fairness, animals and the environment.

Joe Roth had a deep and uncompromising commitment to social justice and equality.

That alliance strengthened the Democrats and the gay community both, Ms. Cathey said, and intensified the commitment to social issues and equality on each side of the partnership.

A former Labour party member who joined the Greens in 1999, he believes the party needs to do more to highlight its longstanding commitment to social justice and equality.