Sentence examples for equitable societies from inspiring English sources

And they produce more equitable societies.

We should demand more of our governments and our fellow citizens to create more equitable societies.

Hattie and Martyn are always going on about equitable societies: do enough 30-somethings, even lefties, still talk like that to make it worth mocking?

He wanted the people of Libya, Israel and Syria — his primary postings — to have better lives, better justice, more open and equitable societies, less violence and hatred.

Her platform attempted to appeal to middle-of-the-road voters by stressing domestic social issues with a strong emphasis on growing economic inequality in one of the world's most equitable societies.

Oldfield has repeatedly made his motivations for protesting at the Boat Race very clear: "As inequalities increase in Britain and across much of the world, so does the criminalisation of protest; my solidarity is with everyone everywhere working towards more equitable societies".

Working toward a more equitable, just society takes time and is challenging, but some of the most unprecedented progress has been made in grassroots movements.

We must preserve a safe and equitable society.

"They wanted to create a better, more equitable society," she notes.

Just how far have we trekked on our long road toward a more colorblind, equitable society?

Valuing stories by and about women is an essential step towards a more equitable society.