Sentence examples for mockery of equality from inspiring English sources

Grasping that this makes a mockery of equality of opportunity, Gordon Brown made ending child poverty his defining crusade.

President Bush's actions and proposals make the mockery of equality complete, and nothing demonstrates this more dramatically than his drive to eliminate the estate tax, a move that would entrench a hereditary aristocracy like the one that created George W. Bush.

We have, in short, a deeply unfair, grotesquely sloping playing field, making a mockery of talk of equality of opportunity.

At any rate, perhaps Chaiwala is right to hope that, as before (recall the initial, "sharia compliant" Law Society advice), scrupulous tolerance for allegedly authentic cultural idiosyncrasies will make a mockery of women's and girls' equality and the rule of law.

"It makes a mockery of the victory of marriage equality to know that the most powerful government in this country, the federal government in Washington D.C., refuses to recognize our marriage because of the Defense of Marriage Act," Sean wrote in a blog for The DOMA Project in 2011.

Nicolas Sarkozy yesterday went further than any modern French leader in denouncing the race and class discrimination that has poisoned France and made a mockery of the republican principles of liberty, equality and fraternity.

China's clout makes a mockery of two guiding tenets of its charm offensive: relations on the basis of equality; and non-interference.That calls for a new diplomacy.

Ideals of equality.

Both go against Labour notions of equality.

It's a message of equality".

This is a world of equality".