Sentence examples for point equality from inspiring English sources

A 2007 discussion paper published by the British Medical Association also makes this point: "Equality of opportunity is an explicit goal of our education system, giving individuals the best chance of achieving their full potential and of competing on equal terms with their peers.

As noted by Burkholder, at each point equality must hold in at least one of these inequalities, for otherwise we may modify u slightly in a small neighborhood of the point and get an even larger element of ({mathcal{F}}).

Hain is calling for a seven-point equality programme, including an effective income tax rate of 62% on higher earners, a financial transactions tax, stamp duty on football transfer fees and reforms to inheritance tax to "make the tax as progressive as capital transfer tax was 40 years ago".

That's the point of equality.

As a mentor and mentee reaching a point of equality?

She said: "I would expect Matt's lawyers to argue that there should be a deviation from the normal starting point of equality of assets.

Thus, the perceived point of equality was biased toward sharpened settings on the right and vice versa on the left.

It is also illustrated that for beds of different particle sizes, a typical bubbling behaviour can be achieved at a specific gas velocity, this velocity coincides with the point of equality in hydrodynamic force ratios Fd/W, Fip/W and Eip/Fd.

Let repeal of DADT be America's tipping point toward equality, pointing the way forward for social justice for all.

But isn't the whole point of equality that it celebrates each and every person for their differences, and doesn't blanket everyone together under one term?

It isn't the first time Greaves and the Satanic Temple have piggybacked on a Christian legal victory to make a point about equality of conviction.