Sentence examples for equality expressed from inspiring English sources

"But despite this progress over the last century, the hopes of equality expressed on that first International Women's Day are a long way from being realised.

Back in February, the commissioner for justice, consumers and gender equality, expressed concern, telling the BBC: "I'm worried about the impact of connected dolls on children's privacy and safety".

The principle of political equality expressed in the form of one person, one vote has assumed quasi-sacred status today.

I was moved by the family cohesiveness and equality expressed within the Sikh families with whom I worked.

The Gini index measures the area between the Lorenz curve and a hypothetical line of absolute equality, expressed as a percentage of the maximum area under the line.

The equality is expressed chiefly in the provisional and flexible quality of his interior arrangements.

Civil partnerships are based on equality, legally expressed in a joint signing of a contractual covenant, rather than through vows.

Sophie Walker, the leader of the Women's Equality party, expressed frustration that the debate about May and Leadsom's pre-eminence in the Conservative race has focused more on their gender than their policies.

At the time of the Supreme Court's June 2015 ruling on marriage equality, Moore expressed her support once again with a heartfelt Instagram post. .

While gay marriage supporters enjoyed an especially jubilant pride parade in New York this weekend, proposing to their partners and dancing in the streets opponents of the new Marriage Equality Act expressed dismay, and planned their next move.

María Ileana Faguaga Iglesias, an anthropologist and historian who said that the story of Cuba's progress toward equality was overstated, expressed the frustration of highly educated women.