Sentence examples for make them equal from inspiring English sources

More women should be sent to prison in order to make them equal with men, a Conservative MP has said.

"But in reality we're blind in France, not colorblind but information blind, and just saying people are equal doesn't make them equal".

Ben does come through in the end, yet, if his promise and Alison's beauty make them equal as a pair, one still wants more out of Alison than the filmmakers are willing to provide.

A number of respondents who said "yes" to the question: "Do you support gay (equal) marriage?" added comments about how marriage will make them equal to heterosexuals, and that they were looking forward to being viewed as "the same".

This may make them equal to others, but it may not.

However, there is an opportunity for further cost reduction and quality enhancement if product specification limits are narrowed to make them equal to the process specification limits.

That more than makes them equal".

The "synergy" that these groups invoked at their birth was supposed to make two plus two equal five; more often than not, it made them equal three.Much of manufacturing industry came to regret its dabble with diversification.

And so a ship named after the Queen of England was used to smuggle weapons to the I.R.A. On Belfast's streets, graffiti heralded the guns' arrival: "God made the Catholics, but the Armalite made them equal".

I love the idea of characters having lives outside the book; it makes them equal to the writer and the reader, rather than the author talking down to them, like puppets".

Saudi women, who are legally subject to male chaperones for almost any public activity, hailed the royal decree as an important, if limited, step toward making them equal to their male counterparts.