Sentence examples for quality and equality from inspiring English sources

He sees quality and equality alike.

Quality and equality, in cliche-speak, have been fused.

It is therefore encouraging that Mr. Nixon has called school desegregation vital to educational quality and equality alike.

Health care and political systems are deeply intertwined, with implications for the quality and equality of access to health care.

The Concertación, a social democratic coalition that governed from 1990 to 2010, administered this model, introducing certain reforms that focused on access but neglected quality and equality.

In "Quality and Equality," a 1994 Comment, James Kunen expressed support for Mayor Giuliani's new "broken windows" approach to policing — which had the police focussing on minor offenses, like vandalism — while also questioning its social cost.

Quality representation and equality are something we continue to fight to see reflected on our television screens.

The book addresses many aspects of the links between environmental quality and human equality and between sustainability and environmental justice more generally.

"Whatever It Takes" subtly but vividly illustrates the Catch-22 created by a national obsession with standardized test scores, the modern measure of school quality (and, inexplicably, equality).

The preservation of biodiversity, city-dwellers' quality of life and equality are major issues in promoting sustainable cities.

As a human being, and admittedly the kind of human being I am, I feel very offended that Rick Warren should be asked to speak at the inauguration of a president whose very ethos enshrines the qualities of respect and equality.