Sentence examples for enforcing equality from inspiring English sources

Artificial devices for enforcing equality among unequal men must be rejected".—"The Conscience of a Conservative," 1961.

Then, this third-order linear system is used to derive a second order linear oscillator possessing a set of ELPs by enforcing equality of certain response statistics of the two linear systems.

No thanks, not if that is won at a price of individual liberty - I don't need the Prime Minister's namesake, Eric, to tell me that enforcing equality involves dehumanisation.

In his 34 years on the bench the Supreme Court moved far toward his views on applying the Bill of Rights to the states, on enforcing equality in voting districts, on protecting freedom of speech and press.

But if you allow yourself to be beat up and imprisoned, and stopped in your youth, you'll never make it to where you will make it to if you just bide your time.'" As attorney general, Loretta Lynch will be in charge of enforcing equality before the law across the US, without regard to race, sex, age, sexual orientation or any other identifier.

That "states rights" was the key issue in this Constitutional change is understood, if disputed by some, but the latter point of giving Congress, not the Supreme Court, the responsibility for enforcing equality is less recognized.

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.

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.

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