Sentence examples for greater equality with from inspiring English sources

An electorate that valued greater equality with modest growth more than greater inequality with greater growth would oppose freer trade.

The cabinet approved the introduction of legislation next week that would give Christian women greater equality with men in pursuing a divorce.

Decades of progress toward greater equality with men are at risk as the downsizing of government makes it harder for mothers, particularly poor ones, to hold on to jobs, the advocates warn.

On the other hand, native women described having a relationship of greater equality with health practitioners: They found no constraints to ask questions if they did not understand something and they could more easily express their needs for emotional support.

Progressives in all these parties are committed to greater equality and dealing with the challenge of climate change, but the binding value is pluralism.

Scandinavian nations with greater equality between men and women had less domestic violence, Broderick said.

Ms. Schumpert, the former teacher from Pine Grove, said she agreed that greater equality came only later, with integration.

If she wins, Bachelet has vowed to push forward with greater equality for same-sex couples and a loosening of Chile's prohibition on abortion.

A coalition of the centre-right is never going to applaud the argument that more social mobility can only be achieved with greater equality.

Certainly, the Supreme Court propelled the nation toward greater equality in late June with two 5-to-4 rulings that restored same-sex marriage in California and struck down the central provisions of the Defense of Marriage Act, the dreadful 1996 law that denied federal benefits to same-sex couples married in states that permit it.

And outside the ranks of the beneficiaries there are millions of voters who want to be told politics is about something better than "what have you done for me recently?" There has never been a time when greater equality was so consistent with the needs of the nation.