Sentence examples for important equal from inspiring English sources

New Jersey put off educational fairness for more than 25 years before announcing that it would abide by the ruling in Abbott v. Burke, the most important equal education ruling since Brown v. Board of Education.

The Supreme Court decided several important equal protection cases during the first years of Harlan's career.

"Although Hillary Clinton was late in the support of same sex marriage she now gets how important equal rights are for LGBT Americans," they said.

Johnson said: "That is equally important, with equal skill on show and equally remunerated players... no?

Instead, fight for the important things: equal pay and equal respect.

Social media marketing, however, ranked as the next most important activity, equal in importance to online advertising.

Social media marketing, however, ranked as the next most important activity, equal in importance to online advertising.

They were told that most important is equal to highest expectation and least important is equal to lowest expectation here.

One is dedicated to Manolo Blahnik, the other to Christian Louboutin, and all the other designers form a ring around them, not that it is necessarily surprising that Barneys would give its most important vendors equal footing.

It is also no surprise — and no cause for cheer — that the experts believe that America is performing much worse in some crucial dimensions than the Trumpists do — the most important being "equal voting rights," where about eighty-five per cent of Trumpists think that America is doing just fine, and less than half the experts do.

If nations want to control health care costs over the long run, professionals focused on health prevention (nutritionists, prenatal care providers, and smoking cessation experts, for example) should play important roles equal to traditional physicians, and primary care doctors should be coordinating care.