Sentence examples for form equality from inspiring English sources

So Plato turns to showing that we cannot have acquired knowledge of the Form Equality from perceptual encounters.

The newly formed Equality and Human Rights Commission, successor to the Commission for Racial Equality, said it was studying Dr Watson's remarks "in full".

And better than it was in 1997 when we formed Equality Florida and only four cities had any legal protections at all.

Maybe that's true for those who take excellent insurance plans for granted, but for many Americans this is a major step toward the most fundamental form of equality: equal access to quality health care.

In our approach, optimizations take the form of equality analyses that add equality information to a common intermediate representation.

For it seems that if, according to 4, we need to be comparing the equal sticks to the Form of Equality, then we need to be aware of the Form in thinking of the sticks.

A historically important form of equality associated with the rise of competitive market economies is the ideal of equality of opportunity.

There's a form of equality in the strangeness of it".

However, black activists had to fight for self-organised structures in unions, with the initial response being to form race equality advisory committees.

And they lost the form of equality that Communism had brought: Raised in a culture where women drove cranes and studied physics, they were reduced to clichés depicting them as oversexed.

In his speech, Cameron will also argue that the triumph of the City under Labour was due to Tony Blair and Gordon Brown's determination to create a form of equality through tax credits funded by the excess profits of the City.