Sentence examples for equality telling from inspiring English sources

Cameron said he would stand up for the British values of "freedom, democracy and equality", telling activists that he wanted to see "less Britain-bashing, more national pride".

Julie Bishop also refused to confirm that she would vote in favour of marriage equality, telling ABC's Lateline she supported the plebiscite and "this is all hypothetical" anyway.

In July, Tatchell visited the Isle of Man to promote marriage equality, telling an audience that even the Pitcairn islands in Polynesia – population 48 – had passed an equal marriage act that year.

But Kennedy seemed to back off from the whole question of gay equality, telling Verrilli: "You are insisting that we get to a very fundamental question about equal protection, but we don't do that unless we assume the law is valid otherwise to begin with".

"But once they saw the money, we got on the air immediately!" The actress also described how demonstrating the power of female consumers can be an effective approach to promoting equality, telling Minn, "We look at the statistics as victims… We have to come in a position of power.

Joyce, who is personally opposed to marriage equality, told ABC radio: "I will follow the instructions of the Australian people".

"It just seemed like a natural step for us," Michel Bihan, the town's mayor, who was elected in 2008 on a platform of gender equality, told the BBC.

Emily Esplen, from the OECD DAC network on gender equality, told the meeting that between 2011 and 2012, only 2% of aid to support economic sectors targeted gender equality.

James Farmer, the great leader of the Congress of Racial Equality, told the story of a conversation he once had with Johnson in the White House: I asked him how he got to be the way he was.

Christie's veto was widely seen as a political maneuver: "Frankly, I don't think Chris Christie has an antigay bone in his body," Steven Goldstein, the chairman of Garden State Equality, told The Times's Kate Zernike.

Nick Xenophon has confirmed his party will block the same-sex marriage plebiscite, as Australian Marriage Equality told MPs who support marriage equality they would share the blame if their failure to work together resulted in a stalemate.