Sentence examples for some degree of equality from inspiring English sources

We fondly imagine there's some degree of equality in the world.

Decisions about such institutions are often taken to be trade-offs between the efficiency of markets and the desideratum of some degree of equality of income and wealth.

The most basic tasks of the welfare state are to secure the socioeconomic rights (cf. e.g. Marshall 1992) of citizens who cannot earn an income in the labor market, and to provide some degree of equality of opportunity.

This strategy would require some degree of equality between people granted a Flexjob and people not granted a Flexjob, and for this strategy to be successful, we would have to assume some inefficiency in the authorities' assessment procedure and/or assume that some individuals eligible for Flexjob do not apply (which would also imply irrationality).

This implies that once everyone has insurance there will be some degree of equality in the utilization of health care services.

The work questions if desegregation has led to some degree of racial equality while suggesting that discrimination still presents real dangers to the lives of people of color.

All four curves are bowed downward and away from the line of equality, indicating some degree of concentration.

That it promises a degree of equality that it does not fulfill in practice.

Except in the public sector, farming was a small, family operation with a high degree of equality of landholding but of uncertain efficiency.

Broadening school choices is a politically appealing idea, but it cannot be accomplished until a considerable degree of equality in school finances is attained.

With the majority of the population earning very low incomes, direct taxation falls on the few wealthy; income-tax rates are made sharply progressive in an attempt to achieve a degree of equality in income distribution.