Sentence examples for mean equality of from inspiring English sources

Does equality mean equality of outcome?

The other problem with using the word is that it has been seen to mean equality of outcome rather than equality of opportunity," she said.

Throughout American history, it has almost always meant equality of opportunity, not of condition.

"If it means equality of outcome, then almost certainly it's undesirable," he said.

By "equity", it means equality of opportunity, not equality of outcome (except that people who squander their opportunities entirely should be spared the worst of outcomes).

This true equality means equality of opportunity and true economic empowerment for all Americans.

Table 1 presents the results for mean equality tests of the randomly assigned resume characteristics.

But Oprah [Winfrey] the billionaire and the black judges and chief executives and movie stars do not mean equality, or even equality of opportunity yet.

Did the sixteenth president mean equality the way most of us do in the present?

c P-value of mean equality test.

Equity in health care cannot mean total equality of health, but it can mean the reduction and, ultimately, elimination of avoidable inequalities in health.