Sentence examples for equality norms from inspiring English sources

An ideal of social equality complements political equality norms.

Indeed, even if the state action is not technically invalid, such policies deeply offend long-established and protected equality norms.

European-American children were less likely to use equality norms in interactions with in-group members than Chinese children [ 23].

Although the risk factors for sexual and physical violence were somewhat different, our findings suggest that community interventions designed to transform women's subordination norms into gender equality norms are needed to prevent gender based violence against women.

A third feature of the capability approach that has elicited criticism is the idea that knowledge of human flourishing and what facilitates it must inform the identification of an adequate equality norm.

Therefore, the equality L w 1 ( ν 2 ) = L w 1 / p ( ν 1 ) holds with equal norms.

Perhaps it is time to redefine national interest as human interest and to make equality the norm instead of the unattainable ideal.

Rawls's reticence does not show there is nothing cogent to be said in defense of FEO or another norm in the wider family of substantive equality of opportunity norms.

Lockean property rights preclude its being the case that anyone is morally entitled to be treated according to equality of opportunity norms or that anyone is morally obligated to treat anyone according to such norms (unless one has signed a contract or promised to do so).

The term "meritocracy" is sometimes used to refer to a society that fulfills formal and substantive equality of opportunity norms.

Faced with this example, many will insist that equality of opportunity norms should prevail, or at least have some weight against other justice values.