Sentence examples for equality of all individuals from inspiring English sources

The Massachusetts Constitution affirms the dignity and equality of all individuals.

As Rothschild points out, "the system of economic freedom is founded on the equality of all individuals, and it is at the same time subversive of equality".

The principle that social arrangements are legitimized by providing gains to all individuals, and that the only way to assess whether individuals secure such gains is agreement, leads directly to the second key principle of Buchanan's position: a commitment to the equality of all individuals.

As Rothschild points out, "the system of economic freedom is founded on the equality of all individuals, and it is at the same time subversive of equality". But this means more than that; as she has it, we must be able "to live without certainty" in a society that continually creates new opportunities while casting old decisions into doubt.

Both variants however, advocated the material equality of all individuals, as long as it did not turn into egalitarianism.

Actively supporting the rights of trafficked domestic workers in our own backyard would send a strong message to foreign diplomats and the world that we remain committed to the dignity and equality of all individuals.

(IV) Justice describes the social dimension of the fundamental principle of human rights by emphasizing the equality among all individuals by virtue of the equivalence of their dignity and rights.

The Gini coefficient ranges from 0 to 1, where 0 indicates perfect equality (the size or growth of all individuals is the same, or the amount of competition each tree is subject to is the same) and 1 indicates perfect inequality (one tree contains all of the size or growth, or faces all the competition).

But to these I would add tolerance, equality, respect for the human dignity of all individuals.

"The dignity of the individual, the equality of all men before God, the promise that America could set an example for the world -- I kept finding passage after passage in King's work that Reagan might almost have written himself".

Money undeniably equals power, thereby removing the equality of votes of individuals.