Sentence examples for foundation of equality from inspiring English sources

"When you bring Steiner's ideas to China, you don't have this foundation of equality," he said.

Investment in the education of girls is the foundation of equality between men and women, boys and girls".

Built on a foundation of increasing equality and continuous social transition, women's expectations are similarly thrust into a state of transition -- with one foot in the past and one foot in the future.

Criticizing marriage as a site of patriarchal oppression, feminist theory demands that relationships be organized around a new moral foundation of gender equality (Budig 2004).

She sees the first year as crucial, the foundation for equality in child-rearing.

"For us, the vote is a foundation to our notion of equality," Mr. Sachs said.

It's almost too incredible to believe: it took under 50 years for us to go from the Stonewall Riots, the foundation of the modern LGBT equality movement, to national marriage equality.

We must never take for granted the things that make our country great: a firm foundation of freedom, justice, and equality; a belief in democracy and the rule of law; and our fundamental rights to gather, speak and worship freely," Bush declared in the annual declaration.

Short of giving up on democracy, this means formulating an idea – as mutually agreed as your trading bloc is wide – of what fair distribution looks like, which cannot be done without an idea of equality at its foundation.

Hellenistic thinkers, especially the Stoics, asserted the existence of a natural law that applied to all human beings equally; this idea became the foundation of Roman legalism and Christian notions of equality (see Stoicism).

Localism, pluralism and equality – the foundation of Kez's politics and the basis for a profound critique of the eight years of actually existing nationalism.