Sentence examples for equality extend from inspiring English sources

Since both sides of the equality extend to holomorphic functions in the disk, we can set ζ = 0.

Until acceptance and equality extend to our children we are all bound to do the work of social salvation.

While I believed all people are created equal, I did not believe such equality extended to all ideas or all cultures.

But the Massachusetts court, observing that its state constitution "is, if anything, more protective of individual liberty and equality," leapfrogged over the federal courts, ruling that at least in Massachusetts, gay equality extends to marriage.

Because both sides of (2.15) are even functions on R ˜ q, the equality extends on R ˜ q ; and similarly the two sides of (2.16).

Jan shows that gender equality extends both ways and that masculinity exists in many forms (he's also notably a more successful athlete than his bullies).

Where we disagree is whether or not "equality" extends to all aspects of a woman's life including reproductive health choices.

"I firmly believe that those who demand equality have to extend equality," Duran said.

Clement of Alexandria, a second-century theologian, regarded posthumous salvation as a logical possibility: "God being good, and the Lord powerful, they save with a righteousness and equality which extend to all that turn to Him, whether here or elsewhere".

Dr. King taught that civil rights and equality must extend to all dimensions of human existence or they have not been fully achieved.

Of course, there are lots of valid reasons to be critical and cynical post-marriage equality that extend far beyond the pressure to turn your life into a drool and poop fest.