Sentence examples for equality vision from inspiring English sources

Not only did it shun the fundamental equality vision of the Verma Report, it abdicated all the systemic priorities raised by it including the removal of political representatives charged with sex offenses, internationalizing medical protocols, sex education, making the Armed Forces more accountable, and most significant, a proposed Women's Bill of Rights.

In the same place where Spaniards traded goods, the French before them, and centuries upon centuries of Native American tribes before them, we traded visions of a world gripped by the Gospel, visions of justice and equality for all, and visions of ending poverty and pollution.

Today, that vision of equality is in jeopardy.

Very few Republicans put forward a vision of equality and unconditional acceptance.

In other words, a vision of equality based on the universal human susceptibility to suffering.

It is a vision of equality and liberty in which rights are guaranteed and opportunities offered.

The radio announcer unveils a vision of equality between men and women, rich and poor, east and west, and other traits of a constitutional Utopia.

He offered an overview of this week, and what it will say about the justices' vision of equality, in Sunday's New York Times.

Mr. Kelley does occasionally seem to be battling for women's equality, even if his vision of sex-role behavior in the workplace is about 20 years off.

Beginning with his own skepticism about Lincoln's sincerity on the race question, Gates worked his way around to the view widely shared that Lincoln's antislavery views, though they may have begun without a clear vision of equality, ended with such a vision and were consistently courageous for their time.

The film's very definition of love is what you can bear to be with someone; and its vision of equality in a relationship is a succession of imbalances that ultimately even out.