Sentence examples for more equal fairer from inspiring English sources

I aim to create a radically more equal, fairer society".

3. A country where everything is much more equal, fairer and just.

A greener world can also be a more just, more equal and fairer world.

Clegg, who turned up at the Spectator magazine's summer party with Cameron looking rather more uneasy than Dave among the piranhas, is also expected to announce a boundary shake-up to try and make constituencies more equal – ie fairer to the Tories.

A drive against inequality must recognise that not everything that makes us more equal is fair.

He declared he would fight every minute of leadership for a "more prosperous, more equal, more fair society" as Labour seeks a route back to government.

"I believe in our being able to reallocate resources across Britain in order to create a more equal, equitable, fair society, he told BBC Radio Wales.

She is fighting to shape a better future, create a more equal and fair society for men and women, and improve workers' rights.

Serious action on climate change will make for a more prosperous, more equal, cleaner and fairer world.

As we labor over our public enigmas, the country does not seem to be becoming more equal or more fair to people left behind.

Rawls, of course, responded to his own challenge by arguing that there is not a lot that can be done (morally) to make the social and natural opportunities more equal, so the fair response is to adopt the Difference Principle.