Sentence examples for pursuing equal from inspiring English sources

Exclusion from pursuing equal education opportunities prevented the interviewees with schoolchildren from reducing intergenerational poverty [88].

Lastly, Lesley Jacobs, in Pursuing Equal Opportunities (2004), sees affirmative action as a means of overcoming the structural exclusion of African-Americans from major institutions: affirmative action assists structural integration, and structural integration serves the ideal of equal opportunity (Jacobs 2004, 124 142).

pursuing equal representation in elections through campaign finance reform and voting rights reform.

Where would James Garfield stand on "economic management" and "pursued equal justice for all"?

Selig also told the owners he would discipline clubs that did not "aggressively pursue equal opportunities and initiatives".

Speaking about government support for Stonewall's work, she said David Cameron was "incredibly brave" to pursue equal marriage.

"So, in fact, if that pony provided assistance to a person with a disability and enabled that person to pursue equal opportunity and nondiscrimination, then that pony could be regarded as a service animal".

The importance of allowing African academics to pursue equal career ambitions and become leaders at the international level cannot be understated from a health security perspective.

Art, and creative thinking, would become paramount in not only empowering African-Americans to pursue equal opportunities, but allow for a variety of aesthetics to be developed that would represent a population both in and distinctly separate from mainstream culture.

WASHINGTON -- As president, Mitt Romney would not repeal the Lilly Ledbetter Act, which provides women with more legal channels through which to pursue equal pay for equal work, his campaign confirmed on Wednesday.

It also raises uncertainty as to whether she'd be able to ― or willing to ― forcefully pursue equal rights protections for students, one of the major responsibilities of the department through its Office for Civil Rights.