Sentence examples for semblance of equality from inspiring English sources
Should a government not understand the fine print, any semblance of equality with an oil company at the bargaining table is lost; OpenOil aims to restore some equilibrium.
"There can be no semblance of equality before the law when those who cannot afford to pay a lawyer privately go unrepresented or receive a worse kind representation than those who can," it says.
"Our system of justice cannot operate unless there is a semblance of equality between prosecution and defence.
Rather, they are forced to defend themselves, with the help of LGBT movement attorneys, if they want any semblance of equality and dignity at school.
White colonists continued to act in open opposition to any semblance of political equality (which they feared might also lead to social equality) for mulattoes (SFHR, 88).
President Obama's attempt to restore some semblance of economic equality and fairness is of paramount importance.
The reaction among whites in the South was to constrain blacks forcefully from any semblance of social equality.
I'll be more than happy to dismiss gender issues as "divisive" when equality, or some semblance of it, has been achieved.
Both go against Labour notions of equality.
War is not a place of equality".
