Sentence examples for insisted on equality from inspiring English sources
"Islam insisted on equality between everyone".
And this week they sat in President Obama's presence as he insisted on equality for "our gay brothers and sisters," words few of them ever expected to hear in a president's Inaugural Address.
These men think that if women hadn't insisted on equality and independence, they'd still have their well-paid jobs – and their wives would be at home warming their slippers and making sure the menfolk weren't too troubled by the babies that were an inevitable result of the sex-on-demand they deserved as breadwinners.
Muslim elites which, rightly, insist on equality before the law need to confront questions they would rather duck, including gay rights, polygamy and the often fuzzy line between arranged and forced marriage.This valuable book may also force Europeans to question the self-image of their continent as an essentially secular place.
She insisted on transcending labels.
The persistent number of respondents who either insisted on strict equality (3%) (treating both patients as equal), or declined to respond to the questions, may reflect respondents' escape from making difficult decisions, aversion to hypothetical choices or indeed a strong preference for equality [ 14].
Many abolitionists had long insisted on racial equality and that blacks deserved citizenship.
Ranging from the poorest landless yeomen to the great magnates, the szlachta insisted on the equality of all its members.
In comments about possible cooperation on a joint strategy (against the effectively whited-out Iranian nukes), Russia has insisted on "absolute equality" and murmured warnings of no deal otherwise.
Under Du Bois's guidance, the resolutions insisted on racial equality, and that Africa be ruled by Africans (not, as in the 1919 congress, with the consent of Africans).
