Sentence examples for extreme equality from inspiring English sources

The spirit of extreme equality arises when the people are no longer content to be equal as citizens, but want to be equal in every respect.

So did the Enlightenment philosopher Montesquieu, who pointedly worried about the "spirit of extreme equality" he assumed was typical of democracies.

But, of course, both Roosevelt and Eisenhower distinguished themselves vigorously from "socialism," which they understood to be a revolutionary program of extreme equality, committed to centralized control of the economy, and a cat's paw of Soviet power.

Not only is it home to one of the world's largest refugee camps, Dadaab, but the concentration of wealth in centres such as Nairobi rarely trickles down to the rest of the population, resulting in an extreme equality gap and markedly different working conditions across the country.

When the spirit of extreme equality takes root, however, the citizens neither respect nor obey any magistrate.

As distant as heaven is from earth, so is the true spirit of equality from that of extreme equality.

We need to stop viewing extreme income equality as unavoidable, and realise that our economy is something we have significant power to shape.

The extreme income equality we are now experiencing is a direct result of the right's victorious battles against unions and taxation waged at the beginning of this conflict.

Covariance matrices can share a series of relationships between the extremes of equality and inequality [ 58].

There was a feeling of extreme liberty and equality among the people that I knew, men and women.

At the extreme of the equality movement, but still within mainstream science, are the members of the Society of Plant Neurobiology, a new group whose Web site describes it as broadly concerned with plant sensing.