Sentence examples for equality to those from inspiring English sources
The real issue, it seems to me, is how to extend this culture of tolerance and a belief in diversity and equality to those who would constrain discussion and limit intellectual freedom.
"True loving compassion to those girls," Veronica tells the gray-bearded man, "true equality to those girls would be to go up to them, help them, support them through their pregnancy".
While it can be problematic to compare our standards of justice and equality to those of another historical setting, let's just say that if we look closely, Yusuf's spiritual tradition vs. degenerate modernity binary is a little more complicated than he wants it to be.
The world's most peaceful countries are those where women are closer in equality to men.
"These anti-equality out-of-state organizations pledged to bring every Republican who supported marriage equality to defeat," Ms. Faria said, "and we can say right here that those threats were pretty hollow in the end".
"We have succeeded in providing equality only to those who enroll in government schools," he said in a speech in New York.
In fact, you would find identical arguments comparing those made by Ms. Rowse and Ms. DeBoer in the marriage equality case to those consistently made by Bill Schuette about medical marijuana in Michigan.
The main historic religions of the world, he added, had all shown a compassionate and metaphysical commitment to equality and to helping those "at the very edge of their society".
But while that decision paved the way for married same-sex couples to receive equal access to federal protections and benefits, many couples who have crossed state lines to tie the knot or have moved from marriage-equality states to those that don't recognize their marriage are still fighting for equal treatment under federal law.
MS: Well, that--it was those equalities, to a certain degree, of course, that allowed us to be in that school district.
One big problem with white allies is that many of them seem reluctant to give up control of a movement meant to grant equality and autonomy to those for whom they are ostensibly working.
