Sentence examples for equality balance from inspiring English sources

The international guidelines on disaster management and intervention have a considerable focus on gender equality, balance, mainstreaming, and sensitive programing, yet the situation is quite grim.

Proponents of reform all too often throw up their hands at the seeming near-impossibility of enacting a Constitutional amendment, whether to reform the electoral college, guarantee women's equality, balance the budget, allow naturalized citizens to become president, enact term limits, or provide voting rights for Washington, D.C. -- all of which have been the topics of thwarted amendments.

Astonishingly, the nucleotides retain almost the same equality balance in either of the two single strands of DNA [ 3] and this phenomenon is sometimes named Chargaff's second parity rule [ 4- 10].

"They will not stop until enough Israelis are killed or injured to create a sense of equality or balance," he said.

I will forever remember a man with such deep commitment to academics and society and love for equality and balance.

One where true equality, true balance is achieved.

Most parents and teachers would prefer to support peace, cooperation, fair play, gender equality and balance between children.

Increased resources alone may not be sufficient to facilitate equality and balance in decision-making partnerships.

A partnership is associated with long-term shared commitment, responsibility, reciprocal obligation, equality and balance of power [ 6].

The megalothymic individual or group is dissatisfied with the simple equalities and balancing forces of liberalism; it wants to take "big risks, engaging in monumental struggles, seeking large effects, because all of these lead to recognition of oneself as superior to others". Sound familiar?

Just as we balance equality and freedom, we must balance the conflicting goods of secretiveness and transparency.