"material equality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the state of people having roughly equal access to material resources, such as money, land, food, housing, health care, and education. For example, "The goal of this organization is to promote greater material equality by providing access to quality education for underserved communities."
Benjamin's 30... Qc2 defeated Ariel's best try for material equality.
It will raise tax revenues, but could belie Cuba's myth of material equality.
Social equality and how we relate to each other as citizens matters as much as material equality and closing the gap between rich and poor.
Instead, 25 c4 not 27...d2 Nb4 27 Rd8 Nd8 (not 27... Rd8 28 Rd8 Kd8 29 Bg5 Ng5 30 Qd2) 28 Bg5 allows White to restore material equality, but Black is still better.
After 38... Bc6, Shabalov had hung on to material equality, but with his queenside pawns split and the black bishop occupying a commanding diagonal and the white king confined to the first rank, he had no chance of survival.
Perhaps Shirov should have chosen an endgame with 19... Qe2 20 Be2 Bf2 21 Rh1 e5, in which he would have material equality with three pawns for a knight.
"Erotica" is generally defined as sexually explicit material premised on equality, which depicts women as genuinely equal and consenting participants in sexual encounters.
This shift in focus from material growth to equality and wellbeing goes to the heart of the concept of Gross National Happiness (GNH).
Debate in Australia has been marked by controversial material against marriage equality, including a pamphlet printed by a former MP claiming children of same-sex couples may be more likely to be victims of sexual abuse or abuse drugs ; and a booklet sent to Catholic schools warning that "same-sex friendships" are very different from "real marriages".
As ethical, we are obliged to work for the conditions of material and political equality.
Disability thus posed a problem for justice theories based on mutual advantage, hypothetical agreement, or material or social equality.
