Sentence examples for more equal in from inspiring English sources

The Liberal Democrats retaliated by nixing reforms that would have made constituencies more equal in size.

"We need to legislate now to ensure that opportunity becomes more equal in our society," he said.

She did add that they are more equal in their private lives — how they run their household, how they raise their children, the overall choices they make.

Geography plays a role: pay is more equal in the ACT, where the pay gap is 10.7%, than in Western Australia, where it's 23.9%.

And, in all cities analyzed, selfie-takers are overwhelmingly female, though Manovich notes the balance is more equal in the US in general.

But the Tories are keen on the bit of the bill that would redraw parliamentary boundaries to make them much more equal in terms of voter population.

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This outcome might be a result of recent changes in caring roles in Norway in which mothers and fathers have more equal roles in caring for children.

International gender equality rankings show that in North America, Australia and Europe, women and men are more equal than in, say, Southern Asia.

"It is a fact that the Communist system created an equal playing field for men and women, much more so than elsewhere in Asia and even more equal than in the United States".

According to the figures, China today is actually more equal than in 2003, the National Bureau of Statistics said.