The doctrine of equality, for instance, could be restricted to equality before the law, or it could be expanded to include social and economic equality, which would shake the foundation of private property.
This isn't a matter of liberty rights; it's a matter of equality rights -- and, it could be argued, a fairly straightforward one, which is why some legal observers believe that a Supreme Court decision to strike down DOMA as unconstitutional could end up being more lopsided than the oft-mentioned 5-to-4 divide between the court's conservatives and its liberals plus Justice Anthony Kennedy.
Love, laughter, equality, mutual happiness and trust – it could be the perfect friendship or the ideal marriage.
While it could be tempting to express equality of the dependence structure through coefficients of correlations, especially when it is the measure of interest, one has to remember that correlation does not fully determine dependence.
In other words, I'm asking you to think critically about whether this equality really could be true.
If the BBC is paid for by the public, then maybe equality there could be brought in," she said.
1. Marriage equality: This could be numbers one, two, three, four and five.
It won't just be at the top of the ticket either, everything from Attorney General to Comptroller could be competitive and a legislator's equality stance could be the deciding factor to whether or not the suburban voter and the moderate Chicago voter can trust and relate to the candidate and ultimately "pull the lever".
The UK was once a European example of how disabled people's inclusion, support and equality could be applied, but it is now an example of how fast these basic human rights can be reversed.
Naturally, it would be preferable if equality could be achieved without targets imposed and commitments signed up to – but Thursday's International Women's Day will be a fitting moment to recall that shifting traditional inequalities is a struggle, and takes more than a vague sense of optimism.
