Sentence examples for other equality from inspiring English sources

Hobbes sees and desires no other equality.

This single legal duty will stand as the main frame from which all other equality legislation flows.

Much of political history, he argues, involves the swing between rival interpretations of this creed, one emphasizing "equality of opportunity," the other "equality of condition".

The only silver lining is that these cases – and this result – make clear what we have long suspected: religious objectors to the contraceptive coverage requirement (and other equality measures) aren't looking for a reasonable compromise.

The IWA soon established itself as Britain's most powerful Asian political organisation, running campaigns for workers' rights and other equality issues, such as the bussing of mainly Asian and Afro-Caribbean children to schools out of their local areas.

"WiF expect the Premier League and the FA to investigate this issue with the same rigour and due process that would be applied to allegations of racism, or any other equality strands".

It's a betrayal of all the good things on which our country was originally founded (if imperfectly so: see treatment of Native Americans, slaves, women, and others): Equality, equal protection under law, and due process.

Yet you see precious little evidence of Ofsted providing in its inspection reports details of how it holds schools to account on those and other equalities issues.

Although the report does not recommend a return of the Delivering Race Equality programme, there are specific recommendation for the appointment of a senior mental health equality lead at the Department of Health to oversee how race and other equalities areas are being delivered and implemented by the NHS and social care.

Putting ({fequiv1}) in (8.1) and using the first equality, we obtain the other equalities.

One problem with this view is that to get off the ground, it needs to treat the value of political equality as less important than the value of those other equalities that inform the perfectionist standard.