Sentence examples for making equality from inspiring English sources

The current trend is making equality a distant dream.

She has written two books, Pressing Matters and Making Equality Work.

President Obama spoke movingly in his second Inaugural Address of making equality a practice as well as a principle.

The only bill it could be included in is the imminent equalities bill, making equality itself the prime objective.

In practice, most water managers in the state already take sustainability seriously, but making equality official would force all sides to "play nicely", he thinks.

But on Saturday night, clubbers were introducing husbands and wives, and swapping photos of their children – and I think Paradise helped play a part in making equality possible.

But weapons aren't enough to make equality last.

They would bring in votes at 16 and make equality before the law a constitutional right.

For them, he said, much needs to be done to make equality a reality.

I want to be the governor who signs the law that makes equality a reality in the state of New York".

Parents of regular, average students will have to organize and make equality of opportunity a political issue.