Sentence examples for question of equality from inspiring English sources

It is a question of equality.

Those social factors are intimately related, to each other and to the question of equality.

It's less a question of equality and more my inner ego-crusher assuring me: "He's just not that into you".

Bridges said: "the position of the ILWU on the question of equality for all, regardless of race, creed, colour or national origin, is clear and unequivocal.

In the Turkey of the 1860s, when Aliye was a child, there had been little question of "equality of the sexes".

The question of equality, or inequality, among states is a major reason President Obama's overhaul of the health care system, and the legislation in Congress to make it happen, seemed to reach the brink of collapse last week.

Lib Dem policy-making has a tin ear for questions of equality and class.

In "Small-Town Gay America" (Op-Ed, Nov. 23), Adam Goodheart points out correctly that "questions of equality admit no shades of gray".

As with those well-meaning 19th-century Americans who favored gradual emancipation of slaves, or eventual resettlement in Africa, their positions may become increasingly untenable: ultimately, questions of equality admit no shades of gray.

There are serious questions of equality and security and sanity involved here, which a free, democratic society must address.

McCrory said he was trying to balance questions of equality with privacy, "including even privacy in the most private of area of life, which is a restroom, locker room or shower facility".