Sentence examples for defending equality from inspiring English sources

Cook has been an outspoken CEO, personally defending equality and civil rights.

But those defending equality may argue that egalitarians are concerned to give priority to those who are worse off, and that we do see here a link with concern for well-being.

Knowing that residents and advocates are out there every day on the streets in every borough defending equality should give us all renewed hope and optimism for the future of human rights.

In Canada, for example, a group in Vancouver known as the DUDES Club (short for Downtown Urban Knights Defending Equality and Solidarity) helps men struggling with unemployment, addiction, and homelessness to reclaim and rebuild their lives.

Kipling, who had spent so much of his life defending hierarchy among the living, defended equality among the dead.

"Greens have always been feminists and always defended equality in the sharing of household tasks," Ms. Duflot said.

"Our tenets defend equality, condemn cultural relativism and combat archaic traditions," like those that interpreted a young woman wearing a skirt as available for gang rape.

Hollande pledged to reverse Sarkozy-era cuts in school funding and defend "equality and progress" at a time when many voters in France and around the world are angry over economic troubles and the sway that financial markets hold over politics.

'Our aim is not an independent Kurdish state, but a democratic Kurdistan, under a confederate system that defends equality and freedoms.'.

"Our aim is not an independent Kurdish state, but a democratic Kurdistan, under a confederate system that defends equality and freedoms," a female fighter from Turkish Kurdistan told VICE News.

Our China is destined to become the greatest country in the world, possessing the most advanced technology, the most prosperous economy, the greatest ability to defend equality and justice throughout the world, and the most magnificent culture to spearhead human civilization.