Sentence examples for enforce equality from inspiring English sources

It guarantees equal citizenship, and it gives Congress power to enforce equality rights.

We want government to encourage equal opportunity, but we don't want it to enforce equality by redistributing wealth.

Societies that try too hard to enforce equality deny important freedoms and inhibit wealth-creating enterprise.

"Iowa's court has been, for generations, independent, fair-minded and willing to enforce equality on behalf of vulnerable groups," says Jennifer Pizer of Lambda Legal, which argued the case before it.

Educators must be prepared to embrace a radical pedagogy and believe that each school should be one of freedom that provokes students to fight against the corridors of power and enforce equality for themselves and others.

PAGE 30 The Magazine THE VANISHING RANKS Of Republican Voters Republicans have tended not to worry about income inequality, reasoning that societies that try too hard to enforce equality deny important freedoms and inhibit wealth-creating enterprise.

The American notion of enforced equality depends on the Constitution and on the vigor of its enforcement — and implies a confidence, or even a faith, in the law and its enforcement that's stronger than the doubt of an individual official's personal prejudices.

While fuel injection is a step forward, the potential for still more enforced equality is there.

But even if such judicial decisions were fully enforced, equality would remain elusive.

Wartime clothing had democratised fashion; war brought an enforced equality to rich and poor alike and no one could be in the fashion vanguard.

Ms. Salik's childhood witnessed one of the most liberated periods for women in Afghan history, when the communist government took over in 1978 and enforced equality, banned the burqa and mandated education for girls.