Sentence examples for judgment of equality from inspiring English sources

Equality implies similarity rather than 'sameness.' In distinction to numerical identity, a judgment of equality presumes a difference between the things being compared.

No judgment equals genuine equality and connectivity.

Since a judgment in 2000 entrenched the principle of "equality" in division of marital assets, England, home to hundreds of thousands of expatriates, has become a "Mecca for wives", says Louise Spitz of Manches, a London law firm.

Feminism is about creating a world of equality, free of prejudice, judgment, or hatred between the sexes.

These decisions reflect our purpose or interest in making the judgment about equality, and some of these discriminations are themselves moral.

When combined with the principle of equality, the principle of private judgment issues in a basic constraint on certain types of consequentialist intervention — each person acts morally only in so far as each acts wholly on the dictates of his or her private judgment.

For this reason, we are hopeful that when the ECHR eventually delivers a judgment, probably in 2014, it will be in favour of equality.

Yet in Mr. Fredrickson's judgment both countries had a huge similarity: both required an ideology of equality of white males to justify "dehumanization of blacks".

"Trustees … felt strongly that viewers had every right to expect the BBC would start from the basis of equality between male and female players," said the judgment.

I strongly throw a message out there of equality, freedom, love, self-acceptance and absolutely no judgment".

(Below we consider a further reason behind Rawls's rejection of the state of nature: it does not adequately allow for impartial judgment and the equality of persons).