Sentence examples for egalitarian policy from inspiring English sources

It has hardly been a blanket or egalitarian policy.

But that egalitarian policy is restricted to the cemetery.

He retained the entourage of the equites and jurists who had governed with his father but enforced to an even greater degree his father's militaristic and egalitarian policy.

Anybody who is concerned about our environment has to be committed to a more egalitarian policy, because we can't let those at the bottom have inadequate means".

17 It might be expected that a sustained egalitarian policy in Norway might have prevented widening inequalities in mortality by education.

More importantly, in the Tanzanian context, the ideological reform involved disposing of the egalitarian policy of free provision of health services put in place by the Arusha Declaration (22).

The rhetoric and symbolism of democracy constituted a new civic pedagogy, matched by bold egalitarian policies.

Due to progressive taxation and other egalitarian policies, income inequalities were at their lowest ever levels in history.

Deng thus came into increasing conflict with Mao, who stressed egalitarian policies and revolutionary enthusiasm as the key to economic growth, in opposition to Deng's emphasis on individual self-interest.

After Heath's attempt at statutory incomes policy, the unions would only accept a quasi-voluntary system in return egalitarian policies – a flat-rate £6pw rise for all in 1975 – and Foot's much-vaunted "social contract".

These plans, coupled with Artigas's growing power and egalitarian policies (including redistributing estanciero land to freed slaves and other poor Uruguayans), made him a threat to elites in Uruguay and centralists in Buenos Aires, who acquiesced when Portuguese Brazilian forces took over the Banda Oriental in 1820, and Artigas was driven into exile.