Sentence examples for equality or at least from inspiring English sources

Supporting gender equality — or at least seeming to — can help the party win women's support.

If there was equality, or at least some kind of balance, more people would be able to get involved with environmentalism and make more healthy, sustainable life choices.

The Gaullist tradition has tended not to appear reflexively anti-American but, rather, to allow French Presidents to deal with American Presidents on terms of equality — or, at least, cosmetic equality — as de Gaulle did with Kennedy, and Mitterrand did with Reagan, despite the discrepancy in their relative power.

It seemed to be a victory for the forces of equality, or at least for the forces of evolution.

Do two women in a room of 10 men seem like some sort of equality or at least satisfactory representation?

The upcoming March for Science is in many ways a March for Democracy, and if you like freedom and equality, or at least what's left of them, you should march in support of science.

Across the country, same-sex couples who have been celebrating the increasingly rapid rate at which states have passed marriage equality laws (or at least, failed to block marriage equality from becoming the law), are starting to feel the impact, first hand, of what that means for their personal finances.

In a sense, all politicians believe in equality, the equality of opportunity – or at least they all pay lip service to it.

The problems posed by the existence of individuals with severe disabilities might suggest an objection against formal and substantive conceptions of equality of opportunity or at least raise doubts about their ethical importance.

However, in the context of race, it doesn't have to be a zero-sum game - both public policy and racial perception play an important role in achieving racial equality, or at the very least, racial harmony.

There is one pocket of American parenting in which equality is the norm or, at least, the mutually-agreed-upon goal.