Sentence examples for equality of sacrifice from inspiring English sources

So this is not equality of sacrifice.

The man at the top the ladder calls for "equality of sacrifice - everyone down one rung".

This was fitting, since wartime calls for equality of sacrifice had focused above all on the very largest fortunes.

"We had an understanding about equality of sacrifice," Mr. King told reporters after his speech this week.

Thus it is, I think, that Orwell stresses, throughout his work, "equality of sacrifice" rather than equality of benefit.

Since John Stuart Mill's use of the term in 1848, "equality of sacrifice" has been one proposed criterion for judging whether a tax system is fair.

He had been deeply struck, he liked to explain, by the damage wreaked upon mathematics in France by the first world war, when "a misguided notion of equality in the face of sacrifice" led to the slaughter of the country's young scientific elite.

"Because most heterosexual people don't understand marriage in terms of equality, they understand it in terms of sacrifice, love, joy, family.

I remember many dining hall conversations as a Yale undergraduate with women who believed that we could achieve the dream of equality without sacrificing our personal lives.

If Americans turn out to agree with this statement, that would signal a profound shift from embracing the ideal of political equality and joint sacrifice, which has been the basis of our democracy, to accepting the might-is-right form of governance in oligarchic states.

"The term of art that was invented by the labor unions, and that we always use, is 'equality of sacrifice,' " Psaros says.