Sentence examples for outcome equality from inspiring English sources

In any case, entitlement-based non-egalitarian arguments can result, in practice, in an outcome equality that is as far-reaching as that sought by egalitarian theories.

Analytical techniques depend on a number of factors including: the existence of a temporal effect on the outcome, equality or inequality in cluster size, and normality of continuous data.

Carney defined "Inclusive Capitalism" as "delivering a basic social contract comprised of relative equality of outcomes; equality of opportunity; and fairness across generations".

The environment minister, Steven Miles, said he hoped Queensland's move would create pressure for the Turnbull government to quicken moves towards the "inevitable" outcome of marriage equality.

Consequently, the debate here centers on the proper justification for this outcome — is it equality or something else? — and not so much on the outcome — are persons or groups more or less equal, according to a chosen metric?

It's the logic of collectivism without the outcome of greater equality and justice.

The UNDAF that emerged identified the issues to be tackled, the correct outputs and expected outcomes, although the gender equality issue has not received sufficient attention.

We want equal opportunity, not equality of outcome.

However we are not complacent, and have introduced a single equality outcomes scheme, put in place an equal pay statement, introduced flexible working, and created a female academic networking scheme".

On Wednesday the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP) announced it supports same-sex marriage in Australia because of the strong link between improved health outcomes and legal equality.

The paper demonstrates, through the implementation of several scenarios, quantifiable synergies and conflicts between economic development, employment and energy poverty in order to improve decision making in achieving sustainable and equality outcomes for cities.