Sentence examples for more equal system from inspiring English sources

The other former intern and current contractor, also German and in his twenties, said "the biggest problem is we are trying to raise voices for people that are not even here… what we would like to have is a more equal system".

While this can take on several different forms depending on the legal path the owner decides to take, this can be the basis for a full worker cooperative, or at least a more equal system in which the current employees share the profits between them.[4].

And the argument that shutting down private schools would create a more equal education system seems flawed to me.

The main controversy here is whether, and if so to what extent, the state should establish far-reaching equality of social conditions for all through political measures such as redistribution of income and property, tax reform, a more equal educational system, social insurance, and positive discrimination.

"The dual mission of the Manhattan D.A.'s Office is a safer New York and a more equal justice system," Vance said in a press release.

This research would indicate that the stroke therapists involved have a clear understanding of the limitations of their previous dictatorial position and also the means by which a more equal and democratic system could develop.

Every step towards making the system more equal matters, no matter how big or small.

In this work, the SDS-PAGE showed that the concentration of LipA and LipB was in a more equal proportion in pACYCDuet- lipA lipB system than those of pETDuet- lipA lipB system and pET28a- lipAB system.

For a fixed total mass of the system, the effects of anisotropic mass loss are further diminished with decreasing mass ratio (i.e. for systems with more equal masses), such that the assumption of isotropic mass-loss is robust until even larger orbital separations for stellar binaries.

People realise that if Labour is to fulfil its founding goal of transforming our economic and political system into a more equal, free and truly democratic society, which provides security and life-changing opportunities to the British people, then there is no going back.

A TWO-TIERED system, where large entities are more equal than others, is also deeply unfair.