Sentence examples for goals of equality from inspiring English sources

The Condition of Britain examined how Labour can pursue its historic goals of equality in the age of austerity.

Modern problems like globalization, technological change, widening inequality and wage stagnation compel us to take new collective measures if we're to pursue the old goals of equality and opportunity.

In a statement signed with three other Kendall supporters, Umunna wrote: "The party must move beyond its comfort zone and find new ways of realising its age-old goals of equality and freedom.

The four MPs said in a joint article that the party needed to "move beyond its comfort zone and find new ways of realising its age-old goals of equality and freedom".

He began by mentioning Harvard's commitment to "the crucial objective of diversity" and "our common goals of equality". But he explained that on this occasion he would not discuss what the world ought to be like.

Currently, Ms. Abzug is President of WOMEN USA, a new national activist group designed to reach out to grassroots women who want to identify with the women's movement goals of equality and economic justice, and secretary of WOMEN USA FUND, INC., which is one of the first women's groups founded to register, educate and get-out-the-vote among women.

Then she found heroes in Nelson Mandela and Martin Luther King Jr. "The reason for that is just their commitment and sacrifice for the goal of equality and equal opportunity.

And most important of all, all of the panoply of government power has been committed to the goal of equality before the law, as we are now committing ourselves to the achievement of equal opportunity in fact.

In the past, the goal of equality of access has been seen as trying to get everyone the same service.

The political approach in this study refers to a rights-oriented approach that challenges the existing unequal power structure so that the ultimate goal of equality is fulfilled.

And even where parity legislation is broadest, some critics say, managed care has undercut the goal of equality, leaving some patients worse off than they were before.