Sentence examples for on equality equality from inspiring English sources
Meri Mangakāhia had a definition of suffrage that was founded on equality; equality of opportunity to vote and equality of outcome in women's representation.
In its limited concern with material equality and its emphasis on social equality, equality of respect has strong affinities with Fraser's own "principle of participatory parity" (see Fraser 1996 in the Other Internet Resources).
Equality, equality, equality – it keeps on coming up.
A doctrine founded (theoretically) on equality of outcome, rather than equality of opportunity, could never in the long run compete with the human instinct to get ahead, to go one's own way.
Thus, the entry for "equality" included a section on "equality of opportunity, which can be glossed as 'equal opportunity to become unequal'".
The logic of liberal thinking on equality and justice always points towards equality of condition and, since it is difficult to see how such radical equality is compatible with capitalist relations of power, the logic of liberal thinking points beyond itself, towards socialism.
All agree on equality, opportunity and fairness.
Firstly, his record on equality.
"Islam insisted on equality between everyone".
The NHS thrives on equality and diversity.
