Sentence examples for realizing equality from inspiring English sources

Never would they have supported an organization whose sole purpose is to prevent a group of people from realizing equality.

Like its inspiration, it outlined the injustices women faced and put forth 11 resolutions the convention adopted that were crucial to women realizing equality in American life.

In commemorating Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the nation collectively paused a moment to take stock of how far we have come in realizing equality and justice, and how far we have left to journey.

"Lack of governmental action and oversight, fueled in part by hostile court decisions that made public school integration harder, not easier, have lead us to 2016: An overwhelming failure to fulfill the promise of Brown in realizing equality in educational opportunity for all students," Scott said.

This passage can be read as suggesting that the aim of neutralizing luck justifies equality and that realizing equality will eliminate luck.

Determining the meanings of health, equitable treatment and realizing equality are problems to be solved cooperatively by both medicine and the legal sciences.

Since democracy realizes equality in a highly public manner and publicity is a great and egalitarian value, the equality realized by democracy trumps other kinds of equality.

These inequalities are also sharp, and many nice classes of submanifolds realize equality in all above inequalities.

Immersion of a submanifold which realizes equality in this inequality at every point is said to be an ideal immersion.

And the basic argument for democracy is that it realizes equality of advancement of interests when we take the background facts above into account.

In general, the focus of the modern egalitarian effort to realize equality is on the possibility of a good life, i.e., on an equality of life prospects and life circumstances — interpreted in various ways according to various positions in the "equality of what" debate (see above).