Sentence examples for proportional equality from inspiring English sources

Both sides accept justice as proportional equality.

Formal and proportional equality is simply a conceptual schema.

Just numerical equality is a special case of proportional equality.

Aristotle's idea of justice as proportional equality contains a fundamental insight.

Proportional equality further specifies formal equality; it is the more precise and detailed, hence actually the more comprehensive formulation of formal equality.

The requirement of justification is based on moral equality; and in certain contexts, successful justification leads to the above-named principles of equality, i.e., formal, proportional equality and the presumption of equality.

To define the mentioned service, proportional differentiated service equality has been considered and the PDAC problem has been formulated.

Condorcet, utterly despising the English constitution, pioneered the idea of proportional representation, championed sexual equality, and voted both for the conviction of Louis XVI and for war against Pitt.

In the Nicomachean Ethics, Book V, Aristotle had identified two types of equality: geometrical, or proportional to merit; and arithmetical, or proportional to mere numerical counting.

The battle cry for those interested in equality must be proportional representation (PR).

According to Aristotle, there are two kinds of equality, numerical and proportional (Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics, 1130b-1132b; cf. Plato, Laws, VI.757b-c).