Sentence examples for secured equality from inspiring English sources

Having secured equality, McLeish demonstrated his dedication to trying to win the match by removing Scott Brown, replacing him with striker Kenny Miller, and switching from a 4-1-4-1 4-1-4-1 4-1-4-1 4-1-4-1tious 4-4-2.

That's probably not the best way to secure equality for a minority group.

"The UUP is committed to securing equality and mutual respect for all elements of our diverse culture.

But there is no simple relationship between providing equality of opportunity and securing equality of results.Indeed, it is possible that generous social policies can backfire.

Röhm wanted the SA to absorb or supplant the Reichswehr (regular army) and to secure equality with the Nazi Party, contrary to Hitler's wishes.

Emma Goldman, the nation's leading anarchist, mocked the notion that the ballot could secure equality for women, since it hardly accomplished that for the majority of American men.

Without it, and with the NHS under such massive pressure, mental health services will lose out, and our chance of securing equality will be lost", Lamb said.

One of the lessons of Brown is that most efforts to secure equality in this country sooner or later run into a form of de-facto segregation that no American court is likely to strike down: segregation by wealth.

Protection against sex discrimination came partly from feminist campaigning and, more pragmatically, the insistence of the then European Economic Community (not at that stage because of any inherent respect for equality but because it was thought that unless all states were required to secure equality for women, those which already did so would be competitively disadvantaged in a common market).

Of course it does not deprive an owner of his property without due process of law to deny him the right to enforce conditions upon its use which conflict with the power of Congress to regulate railroads so as to secure equality of treatment of those whom the railroads serve.

Recently he founded the American Civil Rights Institute, to promote ballot referenda on affirmative action in some 20 other states, and to seek legislation on the national and the local level to secure equality of rights under the law for all citizens.